by John Walter Scott
Since the start of the pulp era, cults have been a popular subject. Usually dressed in red and concealing their faces behind hoods, cult members have menaced, tortured, and frightened. Luckily, there’s often a strong-jawed hero right around the corner to take them out and save the day.
Here’s a few of the cults of the pulp era!
by George Hargis
by Harry Lemon Parkhurst
by Hugh Joseph Ward
by J. Allen St. John
by John Drew
by John Newton Howitt
by Rudolph Zirm
by Tom Lovell
by Walter Baumhofer
by Arnold Kohn
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The early day of cult cinema and pulp fiction are fascinating – an era when obscenity laws were really strict and savvy Producers and Publishers used certain language and imagery to suggest much more than was ever shown!
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The art from the pulp magazines is one of the glories of popular culture. A nice selection and I particularly was intrigued by the cover of ‘Speed Mysteries’, a pulp I’d not run across before. Oh well, this sort of research is fun.
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