by Sol Immerman
The pulp era was full of men and women (but mostly men) of science who had been driven mad by their search for knowledge and power. Today, we pay tribute to the terrifying scientists of the pulp era!
by Ralph Joiner
by Robert Fuqua
by Rafael DeSoto
by Graves Gladney
by Rafael DeSoto
by Herman Bischoff
by Henry Fox
by David Berger
by John Doolin
by Frank R. Paul
by George Menendez Rae
by Rafael DeSoto
This cover is from 1941.
by Rafael DeSoto
This cover is from 1934.
by Hubert Rogers
With the 4th of July approaching, let’s celebrate the American city with the pulps! Ever since the early days of the pulp industry, writers and artists have excited readers with stories about the lives of those living in America’s cities. Here, curtsey of some of the best artists to have worked in the industry, is a pulp-guided tour of those cities!
by Rudy Nappi
by Robert Stanley
by Rafael DeSoto
by Robert Stanley
by Victor Olson
by Mike Ludlow
by Lou Marchetti
by Raymond Pease
by Walter Popp
by Robert Bonfils
by Rafael DeSoto
This pointed cover is from 1936.
by Rafael DeSoto
This heavily-armed cover is from 1941.
by Rafael DeSoto
This cover is from 1937. Be careful in the museum!
(by Rafael DeSoto)
This cover, with its nightmare imagery, is from 1940.
by Rafael DeSoto
This is from 1942. There’s a lot happening on this cover.
Let’s celebrate Father’s Day with the help of the pulps!
Artist Unknown
by Carl Bobertz
by James Avati
by Mitchell Hooks
by Rafael DeSoto
by Sergio Leone
by Stanley Zuckerberg
by James Meese
