This cover is from 1923. Turkey has been a tradition for a long time.
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Artwork of the Day: Film Fun (by Enoch Bolles)
This issue is from 1923 and, like most of the covers of Film Fun, it was done by Enoch Bolles.
Artwork of the Day: Film Fun (by Enoch Bolles)

by Enoch Bolles
From 1928, comes this portrait of law and order.
The Pulps Go To The Moon
56 years ago today, the first manned spaceflight to the Moon touched down on the lunar surface. Let’s celebrate this wonderful anniversary with a little help from the pulps! Not only were these covers illustrated by some of the finest artists working in the business but they also show how people imagined life on the Moon before Neil Armstrong took his one small step.
Artwork of the Day: Film Fun (by Enoch Bolles)
That little fire isn’t going do too much good. This issue is from 1923 and, like most of the covers of Film Fun, it was done by Enoch Bolles.
The Covers Of Breezy Stories
Breezy Stories Magazine was first published in 1915 and had a run of over 300 issues. That’s a huge amount for a pulp magazine. Judging from the covers, the magazine promised a mix of stories and pin-ups. Here’s just a small sampling of the covers of Breezy Stories!
Happy St. Patrick’s Day From The Pulps
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! I’ll be wearing green and celebrating my Irish heritage today. Luckily, the pulps are here to help us get into the mood. Unfortunately, the pulps didn’t always focus on the positive things about Ireland but, for that, we’ve got countless Hallmark movies! Enjoy St. Patrick’s Day with a little pulp art!
Put A Pep In Your Step With The Covers of Pep!
Pep Stories was an “adult” magazine that was irregularly published from 1926 to 1938. Because no one is really sure of who published the magazine or even how many issues there were, Pep Stories is now a highly sought collectible. Here’s a sampling of the covers of Pep!













































