by Robert Maguire
With the 4th of July approaching, it’s time to celebrate the great American cities with a little help from the pulps!
Artist Unknown
Artist Unknown
by Barye Phillips
by George Gross
by Harry Barton
by Julian Paul
by Mike Ludlow
by Mike Ludlow
by Raymond Pease
by Robert Bonfils
by Robert Maguire
by Robert Stanley
by Robert Stanley
by Robert Stanley
by Hubert Rogers
by Robert Maguire
I’ve been blonde a few times. We’re safe. This cover was done by the prolific Robert Maguire.
by Robert Maguire
Of course men couldn’t keep their eyes on the menu. Not with big pot of coffee back there.
by Margaret Brundage
From the beginning of the pulp era to the modern day, horror has always been a popular genre. And with horror comes the vampires! Vampires were a popular subject for both the writers and the readers of the pulps. Much blood was spilt between the covers. Here are just a few of the vampires of the pulps:
by Paul Lehman
by John Newton Howitt
by Rafael DeSoto
by Sebastia Boada
by Sebastia Boada
By CC Senf
by H. William Reusswig
by Margaret Brundage
by Robert Bonfils
by Robert Maguire
by Rudolph Belarski
Unknown Artist
It’s not really October until a vampire comes tapping at your window, asking to be invited in.
by Robert Maguire
Maybe the nudity is on the back cover. Some people just really get excited about croquet.
by Robert Maguire
That’s one way to liven up a party, I guess.
by Robert Maguire
There are several editions of this paperback, because I guess “those college beauty contests” never ceased to be shocking. The cover above is from the 1964 edition and was done by Robert Maguire.
Someone’s overdressed for this pool. This cover was done by the prolific Robert Maguire.
by Robert Maguire
This book was originally from 1952 but this cover is apparently from a later printing. I’m not sure on the year of this edition. There’s no mistaking the work of Robert Maguire for anyone else, though.
Through the Shattered Lens 