
by Allen Gustav Anderson
This cover is about winning fights and looking stylish while doing it. Love the hair!

by Allen Gustav Anderson
This cover is about winning fights and looking stylish while doing it. Love the hair!
Today is Texas Independence Day! 190 years ago today, 59 delegates signed the Texas Declaration of Independence and the Republic of Texas was born.
To celebrate this day, here are just a a sampling Texas art from the pulp and paperback era!
Happy Texas Independence Day!
It appears that there were at least two pulp magazines called Headquarters Detective. This was a version that ran for 8 issues in 1936. And then there’s the better-known version that ran from 1940 t0 1955. As you can tell from the covers, both versions told the same type of true crime stories. The covers definitely emphasized the sordid aspects of the stories within.
Science Fiction Day is observed every year on January 2nd. The date was chosen to honor the birthday of Isaac Asimov. To help you get in the mood for Science Fiction Day, here are some classic covers from Science Fiction Magazine! Keep watching the skies!
Crime Detective was a true crime pulp magazine that was published from 1938 to 1953. Today, it is best remembered for its covers, all of which featured women who were either in trouble or about to create some trouble of their own. Here is just a small sampling of the covers of Crime Detective!

by Allen Gustav Anderson
This cover is from 1949. “Texas sends a town-tamer!”