I'll pound you to a "Pulp" if you don't show off yours! 23 23

[rjpb]

 

Just picked this up!

 

Dwight

 

 

NIce! Dwight, you've gotta do a Shadow group shot one of these days.

 

Love it Dwight!! Awesome early Shadow!

 

That cover brings back memories - when I was inspired to collect Shadow pulps as a teenager in 1970s by the Pyramid reprints - that was the earliest issue I acquired (out of a total of maybe ten before I lost interest) - I thought the metallic gold cover was extremely cool. Still do

[detective35]

Here are some of my 1932's. Most are high grade with white/ow paper. It is a tough run to put together, especially in grade.

 

Just picked up Green Eyes (bottom left), which has a little wear on top and bottom overhangs, but the color strike on this particular issue was unbelievable (replaced two other issues of it I had).

 

 

 

 

Edited December 23, 2008 by detective35DF

[adamstrange]

The cumulative effect of that group is and

 

Truly magnificent!

[porcupine48]

:flamed:WOW

id hve to say,the blackmail ring is my favorite cover!

[Theagenes]

Sweet! Now we're talking!

 

The Blackmail Ring is pretty cool, but I think I like the Green Eyes cover the best.

 

Awesome groupshot, Dwight! Your books are so amazingly nice - I don't know how you find all these high grade copies, but it's damn impressive.

[BangZoom]

 

Gorgeous group shot, Dwight.

[Norrin_Radd]

I love the silver Crime Cult cover.

 

[TheEyeSees]

outstanding Dwight!

 

"CRIME CULT" gets my vote as well... great copy and cover!!

[selegue]

Posting a pulp? Has the world turned upside-down?

 

 

I couldn't resist Modern Mechanix and Inventions from Jul-33 for less than the cost of a tall Gingerbread Latté. Wild Norm Saunders cover, great illustrations of unlikely inventions inside, World War (no need to mention which one) code secrets. Fun stuff.

 

Jack

[Theagenes]

"Do radio waves cause air disasters?" That's awesome!

 

Airships rule!

[BangZoom]

 

Radio waves.

 

Argosy All-Story (June 28, 1924)

 

 

[BangZoom]

Airships rule!

 

Jeff, last year while on vacation, I attended a book sale at a library where during the last hour everything went on sale for $1 for whatever you could stuff into a grocery bag.

 

This was part of my haul.

 

[lookwhoitis]

Airships rule!

 

Jeff, last year while on vacation, I attended a library sale where during the last hour books went on sale for $1 for whatever you could stuff in a grocery bag.

 

This was part of my haul.

 

 

That's from the Time/life History of Flight set right? Behind both Comics, and Stephen King Books, I love collecting Time/life Books! Have a few completed sets already!

[rjpb]

Here are some of my 1932's. Most are high grade with white/ow paper. It is a tough run to put together, especially in grade.

 

Just picked up Green Eyes (bottom left), which has a little wear on top and bottom overhangs, but the color strike on this particular issue was unbelievable (replaced two other issues of it I had).

 

 

 

 

 

 

[*paull*]

Wow... that's a great set of Shadows! Love the Crime Cult and Green Eyes!

[selegue]

You pulp fans might be interested. I didn't see it noted anywhere else on the boards.

 

Jack

 

Edward Daniel Cartier passed away on Christmas Day.

 

According to pulp historian Anthony Tollin, “Edd was one of the all-time

greatest pulp illustrators, legendary for his whimsical work on John W.

Campbell's Unknown and Astounding Science Fiction and 800 illustrations for

The Shadow

Magazine. He also drew stories for Street & Smith's Red

Dragon and Super-Magician Comics

 

REST AT

http://www.comicmix.com/news/2008/12/26/artist-edd-cartier-passes-away-at-age-94/

 

See also http://www.scanraptor.com/hiper/ecartier2.htm

 

Jack

[Theagenes]

Airships rule!

 

Jeff, last year while on vacation, I attended a book sale at a library where during the last hour everything went on sale for $1 for whatever you could stuff into a grocery bag.

 

This was part of my haul.

 

 

Wow that's cool! I remember a number of those Time-Life series and subscribed to couple when I was a kid - the Enchanted World and the Mysteries of the Unknown. I always got so excited when a new one qould arrive.

[Theagenes]

You pulp fans might be interested. I didn't see it noted anywhere else on the boards.

 

Jack

 

Edward Daniel Cartier passed away on Christmas Day.

 

According to pulp historian Anthony Tollin, “Edd was one of the all-time

greatest pulp illustrators, legendary for his whimsical work on John W.

Campbell's Unknown and Astounding Science Fiction and 800 illustrations for

The Shadow

Magazine. He also drew stories for Street & Smith's Red

Dragon and Super-Magician Comics

 

REST AT

http://www.comicmix.com/news/2008/12/26/artist-edd-cartier-passes-away-at-age-94/

 

See also http://www.scanraptor.com/hiper/ecartier2.htm

 

Jack

 

That's sad to hear, though I have to admit I'm not really familiar with his work.

[Scrooge]

IIRC, this is by Cartier -

[BangZoom]

IIRC, this is by Cartier -

 

I believe that illustration is by Tom Lovell.