Have A Pulpy Labor Day!


by Eric Stanton

Happy Labor Day!

Let’s celebrate being employed in America with the pulps with these work-filled covers!

by Paul Stahr
by Stanley Borack
by Fred Charles Rodewald
by Harry Schaare
by Joe DeVito
by Ken Barr
by Robert Stanley
by Robert Bonfils
by Manuel Rey Isip
by William George Fix

Pulp In The Country


With the Fourth of July just a few days away, let’s celebrate the American countryside with the pulps!  From the early days of the pulps, life in rural America has been a favorite subject.  Here are a few portrayals of that life, courtesy of some of the best artists and illustrators to work in the pulp industry!

by James Meese

by Barye Phillips

by George Gross

by James Avati

by Paul Rader

by Robert Bonfils

by Rudy Nappi

by Sam Cherry

by Saul Levine

by Victor Kalin

Artist Unknown

by Rudy Nappi

by James Avati

by Julian Paul

by Raymond Johnson

by Rudy Nappi

by Victor Olson

by Warren King

Unknown Artist

Celebrate May Day With The Pulps


Today is May Day, which is known in some countries as International Workers Day.

For those who celebrate, here are ten pulp covers that celebrate unique jobs and the people who do them.

by George Gross

by Jack Faragasso

by Julian Block

by Paul Stahr

by Robert Bonfils

by Robert Bonfils

by Robert McGinnis

by Rudolph Belarski

Artist Unknown

Artist Unknown

 

Survive April Fools Day With The Pulps!


Artist Unknown

April Fools Day is the worst of all holidays and it’s hated by all good people, including me.  Here to help us survive this “gag”-filled day, here are some pulp covers that are dedicated to jokes, gags, laughs, and sometimes pin-ups.  If you’ve been fooled today, maybe these covers can provide some comfort.  If you haven’t been fooled, just remember that this terrible day is not over yet.

by Billy DeVorrs

by Bob Doares

by Casey Jones

by Enoch Bolles

by Henry Fox

by Medill

by Peter Driben

by Peter Driben

by Robert Bonfils

Artwork of the Day: Sin Beach (by Robert Bonfils)


by Robert Bonfils

by Robert Bonfils

It’s Spring Break!    This cover, from 1963, shows that spring break has not changed that much over the years.  This cover was done by Robert Bonfils, who we have featured much in the past and will probably feature much in the future.

Where is Sin Beach?  It could be in Florida.  It could be in California.  Maybe it’s Galveston.  It’s really anywhere that people gathered to end the sun, the sand, and the skinny dipping.

Maybe it was in New Jersey.