by Norman Saunders
This is from 1933. I like the cover (by Norman Saunders) but I’m not sure if it convinced anyone to be a technocrat.
Artwork of the Day: The Technocrats’ Magazine (by Norman Saunders)
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Artwork of the Day: 10-Story Detective (by Norman Saunders)
Artwork of the Day: Dime Detective Magazine (by Norman Saunders)
This is from 1948. That would probably make me scream and faint too so I’m not going to pass any judgments. This cover was done by Norman Saunders.
Artwork of the Day: 10-Story Detective Magazine (by Norman Saunders)
That is probably the worst possible way to try to deliver someone a gun. By the time the gun does arrive at the D.A.’s office, there’s going to be so many tags and fingerprints on it that it’s going to be worthless as evidence.
This issues from 1949. The cover was done by the prolific illustrator, Norman Saunders.
The Covers of Lariat
Running from 1925 to 1951, Lariat was one of the many western magazines of the pulp era. At the time, it published stories and novellas about the men and the women who conquered the old west. Today, issues are sought by collectors who appreciate the magazine’s tough, colorful, and often violent covers. Some of the best artists of the pulp era did covers for Lariat.
Below is just a sampling of the covers of Lariat. Where known, the artists have been credited:
Come Fly With Us! The Flight Attendants Of The Pulp Era
Artist Unknown
While recently looking through some old pulp covers, I couldn’t help but notice a recurring theme.
Flight attendants!
During the pulp era, flight attendants were apparently a popular subject. Whether they were thwarting hijackings or trying to land the perfect pilot husband, flight attendants lived dramatic, exciting, and sexy lives! It was enough to make me wonder if maybe I made a mistake when I decided that I didn’t want to go to grow up and be a flight attendant. (I was ten so what did I know?)
Here’s just a sampling of pulp covers featuring flight attendants dealing with everything from hijackers to more earthbound pursuits. Where known the artist has been credited.
by James Meese
by Victor Kalin
Artist Unknown
by Ernest “Darcy” Chiraka
by Norman Saunders
by Norman Saunders
by Rafael DeSoto
by Robert Abbett
by Robert Maguire
Unknown Artist
Unknown Artist
by Arthur Brushnib
Enjoy your flight!
Artwork of the Day: Another World (by Norman Saunders)
by Norman Saunders
Artwork of the Day: Another World (by Norman Saunders)
by Norman Saunders
Artwork of the Day: Liberty (by Norman Saunders)
by Norman Saunders
The Adventurous Covers of Action Stories
Artist Unknown
Action Stories was published from 1921 to 1950. It specialized in action-packed stories about men doing manly things and women who knew how to handle a rifle. Despite the dinosaur featured in the cover above, Action Stories was known for usually turning down horror and fantasy-themed stories and instead specializing in westerns, war stories, and sports fiction. Among the writers that were published by Action Stories: Robert E. Howard, Walt Coburn, Morgan Robertson, Horace McCoy, Theodore Roscoe, Greye La Spina, Anthony M. Rud, Thomas Thursday and Les Savage, Jr.
Below are a sampling of adventurous covers from Action Stories!
by Allen Gustav Anderson
by Allen Gustav Anderson
by Allen Gustav Anderson
by Allen Gustav Anderson
by Emery Clarke
by H.C. Murphy
by Harry Lemon Parkhurst
by Norman Saunders
Unknown Artist
Unknown Artist
Through the Shattered Lens 