Slither Into Halloween With These Snakes!


by Griffith Foxley

Almost everyone I know is scared of snakes but most of them are harmless.  Our cats regularly bring us little grass snakes and drop them at our feet and then act surprised when we say, “No, kitty!  Get that way from me!”  If a snake is really bothering you, you can get rid of it by chopping off its head with a shovel.  That was something that my mom taught me how to do when we were visiting her parents in South Texas and there actually were potentially dangerous snakes around.  Or you can just wait for it to leave.  Most snakes aren’t that bad.  Of the 4,000 known species of snake, 83% are harmless.

The other 17% are like the ones featured in these classic pulp covers!

by Ed Valigursky

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by John Pedersen

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by Rudolph Belarski

by Hans Wesselowski

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Be careful out there!

 

Get Ready For The 4th With “American” Pulp!


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Are you still struggling to get into the 4th of July spirit?  Really?  What’s wrong with you!?

Well. don’t worry.  The Pulps are here to help!

by Mitchell Hooks

by Rudolph Belarski

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by George Erickson

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by James Trombata

by Ken Fagg

by George Quintana

by J. Oval

by Walter Baumhofer

by James B. Settles

These Skeletons Are Ready For Halloween!


Skulls and bones were a mainstay on the covers of pulp and especially horror related magazines.  For this Halloween, take a trip back into the bony past with a few skeletal covers from the pulp era!

by Rudolph Belarski

by Rafael De Soto

by Robert Stanley

by Robert Gibson Jones

The Pulps Have The Halloween Spirit! Do You?


By Jack Davis

Halloween is right around the corner!  Are you ready?  I’m disappointed because my neighborhood really hasn’t decorated much for Halloween this year.  It’s supposed to rain for the next three days so my neighbors better hurry up and put up some ghosts and some pumpkins and get in the holiday spirit!

Do you need help getting in the holiday spirit?  Here’s some help from the pulps!

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By Earle Bergey

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by Doris Stanley

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By Frank Frazaetta

by Rudolph Zirn

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by Rafael De Soto

by Robert Stanley

by Rudolph Belarski