Comics, Pulps, and Paperbacks: Why such a discrepancy in values? 25 25

[moonpool]

Several more early Aces

[pmpknface]

Cool pickups!

[Pat Calhoun]

[moonpool]

Hard to beat Aces when you get two different cover arts for the price of one

[Flex Mentallo]

An atypical cover by Reginald Heade, working under the pseudonym, Cy Webb

 

[moonpool]

Heade also did quite a lot of children's books. Here is a Cinderella watercolor. He did a book called The Fairy Princesses, which this would fit in nicely, but its not in there. I've never found the book it's in.

 

[Pat Calhoun]

Beautiful

[Flex Mentallo]

A handful of recent pick ups

 

 

 

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[frozentundraguy]

 

Flex,

 

Excellent recent additions, esp "Killers".

[Dr. Love]

A handful of recent pick ups

 

 

Sick books, Michael! Small and neat, shiny (matte paperbacks?), and you can hold out for grade if you want. Hey, is there a reference site for paperback info ie artist /writer credit?

 

And I guess if I wanted to post pics of digests, this would be the more appropriate thread than the pound pulp. I'm a slow learner.

[Dr. Love]

 

 

 

[Flex Mentallo]

Nice Andy.

 

http://pulpmags.org/magazines.html

 

http://www.philsp.com/magindex.html

 

http://www.thepulp.net/the-links/pulp-links/

[sacentaur]

I've automatically overlooked those digest-sized 50's sci-fi mags, but there really are some very cool covers out there.

[Flex Mentallo]

I've automatically overlooked those digest-sized 50's sci-fi mags, but there really are some very cool covers out there.

 

Yes, they do sometimes hit the mark don't they Steve?