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A whole collection of great old pulp magazine covers posted at a collectors' forum. Everything from detective fiction to science fiction, westerns, and whatnot.
(Don Sibley's cover for the November 1950 issue of Galaxy) When we conjure the image of a 40s/50s science fiction pulp heroine we often imagine a character who has to be rescued by men from aliens, shrieks and clings to any man nearby, and is always in a state of undress. I've included one cover,…
Essays in the history of ideas, relationship of science to art, history of design, history of science, history of physics, history of medicine
I Remember Lemuria, by Richard S. Shaver, [1948], full text etext at sacred-texts.com
Last week, we talked about how science fiction cover art evolved into the colorful, pulpy art we love today. Now, here's our look at the evolution of
We’ve come across a treasure trove of vintage space comics, all in an over-the-top vibrant pulp sensibility.
Midcentury Sci-Fi pulp was brimming with fantastic cover art
Amazing Issue No. 169
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This book has 104 pages and was uploaded by Archive on June 11, 2017. The file size is 66mb. Publisher is Science Fiction
UTOPIA / Heft-Reihe Thornton Bell / Gestrandet auf Terra Originaltitel: Space Trap cover: Rudolf Sieber-Lonati Erich Pabel Verlag (Rastatt / Deutschland; 1964) ex libris MTP
