Tag Archives: Arnold Kohn
Have A Culty Halloween With The Pulps
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 and frightened.
For this Halloween, here are some of the cults of the pulp era.
Artwork of the Day: Fantastic Adventures (by Arnold Kohn)

by Arnold Kohn
Don’t mess with the eagles.
Artwork of the Day: Mammoth Detective (by Arnold Kohn)
Here Are Some Of The Amazing Covers of Amazing Stories
First published in 1926, Amazing Stories was the first magazine to be devoted to science fiction and it’s still going, nearly 100 years later! There have been many amazing covers over the course of this magazine’s history. Here are just a few of them.
The Covers of Mammoth Mystery
Published by Ziff-Davis, Mammoth Mystery was a crime fiction magazine that ran for 11 issues, from 1945 to 1947. Thought the magazine had a short run, contributions from writers like Robert Bloch and covers from artists like Arnold Kohn have made it popular amongst collectors. Below is a small sampling of the covers of Mammoth Mystery.
Artwork of the Day: Mammoth Detective (by Arnold Kohn)

by Arnold Kohn
This cover is from 1947.
Artwork of the Day: Fantastic Adventures (by Arnold Kohn)

by Arnold Kohn
I don’t think that’s a real eagle.
The Dangerous Lives of Models
Sometime glamorous. Sometimes sordid. Sometimes dangerous. The life of the model has always been a popular subject for the pulps. Below are some pulp covers that deal not only with the experience of being model but also the weight of being an artist. There’s a price for everything.








































