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Tag Archives: pulp art
Bound to the pirate’s wheel
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New Mystery Adventures (March 1936) by Norman Saunders
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Sign of the serpent
Original text here. A cover of the January 1935 edition of All Detective magazine, with a cover by Norman Saunders, illustrating the story “The Sign of the Serpent” by Hugh B. Cave. Sourced on tumblr to philsp.com via twofistedpulp.
Enslaved to Satan
Original post here. Sourced on tumblr to megatrip via greatgrottu. Image is a cover of Terror Tales (February 1935), artist unknown, containing the text “Terror Tales. February. 15¢. Enslaved to Satan, soul-chilling mystery-terror novel by Hugh B. Cave. Riverfront Horror, a novelette of eerie horror by Arthur Leo Zagat. Ray Cummings, George Edson, Robert C. Blackmon.”
The monster who worked in clay
Voyeurism
Original post here. Sourced via greatgrottu. Pulp image appears to illustrate a story “Zang the Creator” by Lew Merrill. Original text:
Spicy Mystery Stories (April, 1936)
Death stalks our heroine
Original post here. This pulp illustration appears to be fore a story “The Executioner” by Robert Leslie Bellem. Sourced via greatgrottu. Original text:
Spicy Mystery Stories (August, 1935)
Strategically placed curls
Original post here. Sourced to olderoticart via pulpexplosion This Weird Tales cover is almost certainly the work of Margaret Brundage.
The Mad Monk of the Mountain
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Review of strange literature
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Fiction (N° 47); Revue Littéraire de L’étrange, Fantastique et Science-Fiction, 1957.