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Retro Magazine Gallery No. 10 (Detective Pulp)
The golden years of pulp fiction brought us quite a few pulp magazines with the word Detective in the title and a lot of women in peril.
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Retro Magazine Gallery No. 10 (Detective Pulp)
The golden years of pulp fiction brought us quite a few pulp magazines with the word Detective in the title and a lot of women in peril.
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Jack Faragasso, "Bait", pulp art cover, 1962
Retro Cover Gallery No. 6 (Pulp & Magazine illustration)
Something for everyone here. Marvelous art.
Okay, that's a shit forcefield prison if ever I saw one. You can jump over that, sweetheart. We know you can do it.
Harry Lemon Parkhurst, "The Thing From the Swamp", cover for "Spicy Mystery Stories", Feb 1942
I know that Lemon is probably a last name made into a middle name but I seriously love that name. Harry Lime Parkhurst would also sound incredibly badass for some reason.
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Robert Gibson Jones, cover for "Fantastic Adventures", Dec 1943
Is it just me or does this last dude look like Mr. Incredible's gunslinger great-grandfather?
Lawrence Donner Toney, cover art for "Wild West Weekly", 1939 - 1940
