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.
by Walter Baumhofer
by Arnold Kohn
by John Newton Howitt
by Rudolph Zirm
by Tom Lovell
by John Walter Scott
by George Hargis
by Harry Lemon Parkhurst
by Hugh Joseph Ward
by John Drew
by J. Allen St. John
by Robert Gibson Jones
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.
by Arnold Kohn
by Ed Valigursky
by Frank R. Paul
by H.R. Hammond
by Harold W. McCauley
by J. Allen St. John
by Leo Morey
by Robert Frank
by Robert Fuqua
by Robert Gibson Jones
by Alex Schomburg
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!
Artist Unknown
Artist Unknown
by Edmund Emshwiller
by Frank R. Paul
by George Gross
by Howard V. Brown
by J. Allen St. John
by J. Allen St. John
by Lawrence Sterne Stevens
by Thomas Beecham
Happy Dinosaur Day!
by Jerome Podwil
by J. Allen St. John
This exciting cover is from 1944. I’m trying to figure out which one is Jongor.
by John Walter Scott
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, tortured, and frightened. Luckily, there’s often a strong-jawed hero right around the corner to take them out and save the day.
Here’s a few of the cults of the pulp era!
by George Hargis
by Harry Lemon Parkhurst
by Hugh Joseph Ward
by J. Allen St. John
by John Drew
by John Newton Howitt
by Rudolph Zirm
by Tom Lovell
by Walter Baumhofer
by Arnold Kohn
by J. Allen St. John
By J. Allen St. John
Through the Shattered Lens 