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Tag Archives: Rudolph Belarski
Artwork of the Day: Awake to Darkness (by Rudolph Belarski)
Artwork of the Day: Detective Novel (by Rudolph Belarski)
Artwork of the Day: Popular Detective (by Rudolph Belarski)
Artwork of the Day: Death and Taxes (by Rudolph Belarski)
Artwork of the Day: Streets of Paris (by Rudolph Belarski)
Something about the way he’s standing there at the window with that enthusiastic smile makes me laugh every time I look at this cover. Maybe it’s the beret. He’s a citizen of Paris so he has to wear the beret. This cover was done by Rudolph Belarski. He even signed his work.
Artwork of the Day: Popular Detective (by Rudolph Belarski)
Get Ready For Halloween With Pulp Witchery
Pulp Vampires!
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:
It’s not really October until a vampire comes tapping at your window, asking to be invited in.
The Spectacular Covers of Startling Stories
Startling Stories was a sci-fi pulp magazine that ran from 1939 through 1955. It went through many different editors and formats during that time but one thing that was always consistent was the quality of the magazine’s covers. Though most of the covers were done by Earle Bergey, a few other notable pulp artists also made contributions to the magazine. Below is a small sampling of the spectacular covers of Starting Stories!
























































