This week in your Pulp Magazine collection 1 1

[Randall Dowling]

As this is going to be a subforum, it seems appropriate to have a thread for the latest adds to your collection.

Here is my most recent addition.  It's one of my favorite works by Kelly Freas and this particular copy is a double cover!  

When I was at a local bookstore the other day, coincidentally, they had this issue of one of my favorite publications as well so...

[Randall Dowling]

Although later (1962) and a digest (what pulps evolved into), I felt this is worth posting.  It's one of the more striking covers of the period and an old favorite.

Edited July 11, 2020 by Randall Dowling

[Randall Dowling]

A fun new addition this week!  I hope you guys don't assume this thread is just for my books.  Feel free to post any new arrivals!  Here's mine from today.

 

[allthingskryptonite]

7 minutes ago, Randall Dowling said:

A fun new addition this week!  I hope you guys don't assume this thread is just for my books.  Feel free to post any new arrivals!  Here's mine from today.

 

 

Don't have anything to show! 

[Randall Dowling]

1 minute ago, allthingskryptonite said:

Don't have anything to show! 

When I was in grad school, I had to write a 50 page paper that included primary sources from the 18th century.  Unfortunately, it turned out that the topic I had chosen only had primary material written in German (later translations were not considered primary).  As I don't speak or read almost any German, I went to my professor and plead my case and explained that I can't read or translate German.

His response:  "You'll have to do something about that."  

[allthingskryptonite]

1 minute ago, Randall Dowling said:

When I was in grad school, I had to write a 50 page paper that included primary sources from the 18th century.  Unfortunately, it turned out that the topic I had chosen only had primary material written in German (later translations were not considered primary).  As I don't speak or read almost any German, I went to my professor and plead my case and explained that I can't read or translate German.

His response:  "You'll have to do something about that."  

I am in grad school right now. That's something my advisor would say too. 

[OtherEric]

33 minutes ago, Randall Dowling said:

A fun new addition this week!  I hope you guys don't assume this thread is just for my books.  Feel free to post any new arrivals!  Here's mine from today.

 

I've always found that cover highly disturbing...

I don't think anybody feels this thread is just for you; but some of us still using the "I'll Pound You to a Pulp" thread for new books now that they've moved it over here, out of a sense of tradition.  You just happened to start this thread in the window between them creating the pulp forum and them moving the original thread over here.

[Randall Dowling]

50 minutes ago, OtherEric said:

I've always found that cover highly disturbing...

I don't think anybody feels this thread is just for you; but some of us still using the "I'll Pound You to a Pulp" thread for new books now that they've moved it over here, out of a sense of tradition.  You just happened to start this thread in the window between them creating the pulp forum and them moving the original thread over here.

Hadn't thought about that.  Makes sense.  

[Pantodude]

My only pulp.  Quite fond of it though, hailing from NYC as I do. 

  

[OtherEric]

20 minutes ago, Pantodude said:

My only pulp.  Quite fond of it though, hailing from NYC as I do. 

  

Nice!  Which reminds me (seriously), I still need to track down a high grade Marvel Godzilla #2, since I'm from Seattle...

[SAKI]

[RedFury]

Medical Horrors, Jan 1932

Hersey one-shot pulp, pretty rare

[FoggyNelson]

Wow never saw the medical horror before😷😷‼️

[Readcomix]

This week in my pulp collection (which takes it from 2 to 3!) is an awesome gift from a certain generous boardie who might be a ringleader of sorts in this very thread  Thank you very much! 

Fantastic vol 1 #1 Virgil Finlay, Bradbury, Asimov, Chandler 

[SAKI]

[OtherEric]

7 minutes ago, SAKI said:

 

Let's compare:It looks to me like they repainted the whole cover, rather than just flipping the image.

[SAKI]

19 minutes ago, OtherEric said:

Let's compare:It looks to me like they repainted the whole cover, rather than just flipping the image.

Good eye 😀. Agree. The cover was repainted and the content is totally different.

[Bookery]

Fiction House got a bit lazy in the Winter of 1947...

[FoggyNelson]

On 7/20/2020 at 11:17 PM, Randall Dowling said:

A fun new addition this week!  I hope you guys don't assume this thread is just for my books.  Feel free to post any new arrivals!  Here's mine from today.

 

Great injury to eye cover ‼️‼️Except not much of an injury😀😷

[Randall Dowling]

On 12/22/2020 at 9:17 AM, Readcomix said:

This week in my pulp collection (which takes it from 2 to 3!) is an awesome gift from a certain generous boardie who might be a ringleader of sorts in this very thread  Thank you very much! 

Fantastic vol 1 #1 Virgil Finlay, Bradbury, Asimov, Chandler 

An absolutely wonderful cover that's not widely known!  You're the man, Gene!