
by Robert Gibson Jones
Happy Labor Day!

by Robert Gibson Jones
Happy Labor Day!

by Raymond Johnson
This cover is from 1962.

by Carl Wilton
Just sit back and relax.
One of the most popular and financially successful pulp magazines, Adventure Magazine ran from 1910 t0 1971, for a total of 881 issues! That’s 881 covers, all done by some of the best illustrators and artists in the pulp field. I can’t share all 881 of those covers but I can still offer a small but representative sampling of the adventurous covers of Adventure Magazine! As you can see Adventure featured adventures that took place everywhere, including underwater, in the jungle, in war, and during the era of the Old West.

Artist Unknown
This cover is from 1961.

by Harold Winfield Scott
This cover is from 1939. Check out that snake!

by Raymond Johnson
Is that Kennedy in the corner?
Stirring Science Stories was one of the many adventure and science fiction-themed pulp magazines to be published in the 40s. Among those who contributed stories to Stirring Science Stories were Frederik Pohl, Cyril Kornbluth, Robert W. Lowndes, and Donald Wollheim. Unfortunately, the stories did not stir readers and the magazine only ran for four issues, from February 0f 1941 to March of 1942. Though the magazine did not last for long, it’s remembered for its four distinctive covers.
To me, it appears that the covers got progressively darker as the series continued. Take a look at them below and see if you agree.

by Earle Bergey
This cover is from 1952.