Pulp Covers

Paris Nights1933-08 p060 detail RG, 1933 flic.kr/p/2rSKzZ6 not.pulpcovers.com/post/811620584…

Some people didn’t back the Cursed Continent issue 1 for fear we may never make it to issue 2. I guess they’ve been burned by some opportunistic “creators” who never even delivered their first issue? Well, issue 1 happened and delivered on time. This is issue 2! Art by @jkatzstudio P.S. Finally, a comic book cover that actually depicts events inside the comic!

@SFFAudio Man Of Steel, Woman Of Tissue Paper?

SEXUAL SUPERMEN

"Salammbô with the sacred python." Illustration by Suzanne-Raphaële Lagneau (1928), for 'Salammbô' by Gustave Flaubert.

@SFFAudio Paul Rader

sibling #LegCling

Frazetta’s 𝑰𝒏 𝑷𝒉𝒂𝒓𝒂𝒐𝒉’𝒔 𝑻𝒐𝒎𝒃 was published in a 1978 TV Guide and appeared as an advertisement for the TV show Battlestar Galactica

@WaagBooks @AlysssaHazel @SFFAudio calls it Howard's spoof of a Gothic novel

@AlysssaHazel @PulpCovers Not many people have Slithering Shadow as their favorite. It is fun, though. The city is creepy as hell.

"I'll serve under him. A short life and a merry one, say I - and with Conan the Throat-Slitter in command, life is likely to be both merry and short." The Black Colossus was today's entry in my reread of Howard's Conan. Post Tower of the Elephant, it's interesting to see Conan return to a battlefield role which was present in the first two stories and it features the first woman who gets Conan into trouble (Princess Yasmela) plus a striking visual in Natohk's Black Colossus. That being said, I think I prefer the smaller scale stories where Conan is more of a solo operator? Not sure yet. If there's any fault I can find, I feel like there's a lot of sorcerers in the past few stories so Natohk doesn't necessarily stand out as much compared to Thoth-Amon. But that's mostly a nitpick. Still a solid tale. 4/5 Veiled Ones. Next up is my favorite story, The Slithering Shadow! Hope it holds up!

Norm Saunders art

March 19 is the birthday of the late artist Samson Pollen (1931–2018). Here’s a look at one of his paperback covers. Podcaster Nick Anderson recently did an interview with the model Sam used for it, Chad Deal. On YouTube at this link-> youtu.be/YPamhLfqyE4?si…

Fear not.pulpcovers.com/post/811561699…

just found the 1st public domain NERO WOLFE story - that is, the 1st *ive* found - here titled DEATH WEARS AN ORCHID, it was expanded into a longer version titled BLACK ORCHIDS

Infinity Science Fiction Jun 1958 Edmund Emshwiller not.pulpcovers.com/post/811551131…

You Can’t Rustle Love! pulpcovers.com/you-cant-rustl… Covers, Magazine, Rangeland Romances, Romance, Unknown Artist, Western

At first I thought Jerome and George Rozen were two different guys. Then I realized his name was Jerome George Rozen. Then I realized he had a twin brother named George Jerome Rozen WHO WAS ALSO A COVER PAINTER and at that point I gave up and tagged everything Jerome/George Rozen

1968 not.pulpcovers.com/post/811540569…

@SuitorsOfDL Fun fact: you can read a bunch of them here: pulpcovers.com/?s=spicy+full+…

The spicy magazines are strange because they were considered pornographic at the time, but nowadays tend to be hard PG-13/soft R material. Yet because few modern people have read them, everyone assumes that they are super hardcore.

I'm kidding. I just use a scanner

I should commission a piece of custom anti-reflective glass