
by George Gross
This cover is from 1951.
by George Gross
This cover is from 1951.
Happy Dinosaur Day! Today is the day when we celebrate the former rulers of our planet! Dinosaurs were alwasy a popular subject with the pulps. Pulp magazines were full of stories about modern-day dinosaurs and speculation about why the real ones when extinct. Putting a dinosaur on the cover of a magazine or a paperback was a good way to catch the attention of readers all over. Today, let’s celebrate Dinosaur Day with the help of the pulps!
Happy Dinosaur Day!
by George Gross
That’s a new side to Santa.
This cover is from 1944 and was done by George Gross, an artist whose work has been featured many times on the site.
This is from 1949. After I originally posted this, I learned that the artist responsible for it was George Gross.
This cover is from 1953 and was done by George Gross, whose work we’ve featured many times in the past on this site.
by George Gross
This is from 1951. The cover is by George Gross. Apparently, the book was illustrated with “thrilling photos.”
This is from 1949. Luther Gordon was pseudonym that was used by several authors who wrote for the Quarter Books Line. The cover was done by George Gross.