Celebrate Rural America With The Pulps!


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To help you get in the mood for the 4th of July, here is a very pulpy celebration of rural America!

by Rudy Nappi

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by James Avati

by Julian Paul

by Lou Marchetti

by Raymond Johnson

by Rudy Nappi

by Rudy Nappi

by Victor Olson

by Warren King

by TW McClean

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Artwork of the Day: Two Faces of Passion (by Raymond Johnson)


by Raymond Johnson

It’s a shocking story!  One thing I’ve noticed about the pulps is that one sister was always good and one sister was always dangerous and they both always wanted the same man.  This cover was done by Raymond Johnson, whose work has been featured on this site often in the past and will probably be shared even more in the future.

High Times Of The Pulp Era


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Drug abuse is not a new problem in the United States.  The pulp era wrestled with the problem too, with many publications and novels telling the story of young women and young me who fell afoul the pushers and were enticed into a life of sin.

Here’s just a sampling of the high times of the Pulp Era:

by Bill Edwards

by Bill Fleming

by Gerald Gregg

by Howell Dodd

by Rafael DeSoto

by Raymond Johnson

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by Victor Seach

by Warren King

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