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[lpsunburst]

At the local convention today I did not see much as most are getting ready for Baltimore but I did find this which makes me very happy.

[Hap Hazard]

A couple more Complete Detectives.

[RedFury]

Startling Stories, Sep 1939

Cover by Alex Schomburg

Just repatriated this early Startling...it had been living in England!  A nice addition to my collection.

[Scrooge]

On 8/27/2018 at 9:52 AM, RedFury said:

Anyone going to the upcoming Adventure House Pulp and Collectibles Show?  Sunday September 9 near Baltimore, MD.  I'll be setting up a table of pulp goodies and hunting for stuff for the collection.

How was the show?

[RedFury]

6 minutes ago, Scrooge said:

How was the show?

Not too many people came, probably because it rained heavily all day and it was a first-time show.  I only sold a few pulps.  But I was disappointed most by the lack of other pulp sellers.  There were comics, dvds, vinyl records, and lots of paperback and hardcover books, but only a few pulp sellers.  And some of them only had a handful of pulps to offer.  I consider myself small-time (I'm just a collector selling extras), but I had the second largest selection of pulps there after AdventureHouse.  I was hoping to find some nice books for my collection, but I only came home with this, a $7 lower grade copy I just bought because I wanted to read about Honus Wagner.

[RedFury]

There was one guy there selling some original pulp art.  He had these two Argosy cover originals by Paul Stahr that were incredible.  If he hadn't already sold them before the show, I would have given it serious consideration!

[OtherEric]

In today.  Nothing particularly special, just a very nice (if somewhat atypical) Finlay cover.  He's got a couple of interior illos as well:

[PopKulture]

On ‎9‎/‎10‎/‎2018 at 4:35 PM, RedFury said:

There was one guy there selling some original pulp art.  He had these two Argosy cover originals by Paul Stahr that were incredible.  If he hadn't already sold them before the show, I would have given it serious consideration!

WOW! Those are stunning paintings! And very Argosy-like. 

[Fantastic Thor]

Never thought I would find one of these in the wild ...

1941 canadian daring crime cases .

This one i cant even find info on ... 

Just love it !

 

[RedFury]

The Mysterious Wu Fang #1, Sep 1935

Cover by Jerome Rozen

This classic villain series is pretty scarce, and very tough to find in high grade. 

[RedFury]

The Mysterious Wu Fang #2, Oct 1935

Cover by Jerome Rozen

[RedFury]

The Mysterious Wu Fang #3, Nov 1935

Cover by Jerome Rozen

[RedFury]

The Mysterious Wu Fang #4, Dec 1935

Cover by Jerome Rozen

[RedFury]

The Mysterious Wu Fang #5, Jan 1936

Cover by Jerome Rozen

[RedFury]

The Mysterious Wu Fang #6, Feb 1936

Cover by Jerome Rozen

[RedFury]

There's a 7th and final issue of The Mysterious Wu Fang, but I don't have it.  If anyone knows of a nice one available anywhere, please let me know!

After the 7th issue, the title was changed to Dr. Yen Sin.  Rumor is that Sax Rohmer complained that "Wu Fang" was too close to "Fu Manchu".

Dr. Yen Sin #1, May-Jun 1936

Cover by Jerome Rozen

Edited September 22, 2018 by RedFury

[RedFury]

Dr. Yen Sin #2, Jul-Aug 1936

Cover by Jerome Rozen

[RedFury]

Dr. Yen Sin #3, Sep-Oct 1936

Cover by Jerome Rozen

This was the final issue of the Wu Fang / Yen Sin series.  7 issues for Wu Fang, 3 for Yen Sin.

[comicjack]

I am always amazed when you post Todd those look like they have just been printed.Those must have been a source material for what was to come in comics and your Brundage line makes me drool 

[comicjack]

48 minutes ago, RedFury said:

The Mysterious Wu Fang #6, Feb 1936

Cover by Jerome Rozen

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