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Astounding Stories from January '39. This is early in John W Campbell's editorship of the pulp. His direction for the magazine would lead to the acquisition of short stories, novellas ans serialized novels by groundbreaking authors of science fiction including Isaac Asimov, Robert Heinlein, Theodore Sturgeon, Manly Wade Wellman, Frederic Brown, A. E. Van Vogt, L. Ron Hubbard and other farsighted visionaries...    . |
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More early John W. Campbell era Astoundings... - 4/39  . |
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- 7/39 . |
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Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? Only the Shadow knows! George Rozen cover art, 3/33...  . |
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Another smokin' hot Marvel Science Stories pulp...  . |
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SF pulps don't seem to get much luv, but I figure someone here besides me will like'em, so I'll soldier on with more John W. Campbell era Astoundings starting with this'n from March '40...  And here's one from April '40 that Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard is featured on, years before the infamous poker game wager...  . |
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Here's a well done space flight Astounding SF cover with the May '40 featured novella by Philip Nowlan (creator of Buck Rogers), ...  . |
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Robert Heinlein is featured in the June '40 issue of Astounding Science-Fiction. Beautiful cover art embellishes the strong story content in this classic pulp magazine...  . |
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| cool stuff CA | ||
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Quote:Originally Posted by Watcher Thanks, Watcher! I'll keep posting scans of my pulps as long as there's an interest. |
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| I find them quite awesome, it is fun to see the more rare cooler ones. I bought a short box of late 40’s to 50’s Sci Fi ones because I think the covers are cool and I find a lot of the stories from that era good reads. Got a few bedsheets too | ||
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Awesome Hubert Rogers cover from July 1940 Astounding SF...  |
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Here are sort sorts of reading material I am able to find quite inexpensively, which I find amazing. I don’t run across the Catman ones, but maybe someday? |
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Another cool Hubert Rogers cover on the Nov. 1940 Astounding SF...  . |
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The December 1940 issue of Astounding has another intriguing cover painting by Hubert Rogers...  . |
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Another beautifully composed Hubert Rogers oil painting visualizing Anson MacDonald's Sixth Column (Anson MacDonald was one of Robert Heinlein's pseudonyms) followed on the January 1941 cover of Astounding SF...  . |
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Just to spice things up a bit, here's a Thrilling Wonder Stories that I've had for years, but haven't posted anywhere before...  Note: Image isn't as crisp as I'd like, but that's because it hasn't been scanned on my HP Scanjet 8300. Alas, this is a typical iPad "shaky-cam" shot.  . |
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Here's another pulp from Thrilling Publications...  . |
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Another classic pulp character in the tradition of The Shadow & The Spider...  . |
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Here's a classic Popular Publications pulp with an ominous cover...  . |
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Back to Astounding SF from Feb. 1941 and another superb Hubert Rogers cover painting with a post apocalyptic theme representing a scene from Nelson S. Bond's Magic City...  . |
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July 1951 pulp Famous Fantastic Mysteries reprinting of H.G. Wells' War of The Worlds (probably in anticipation of the announced production of George Pal's 1953 feature film)...  This pulp also includes some beautiful B&W art by Virgil Finley. . |
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Another sharp looking Astounding SF pulp with a well composed combat scene by Hubert Rogers on the cover reflecting L. Sprague De Camp's featured novella, THE STOLEN DORMOUSE...  . |
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A very vivid cover by Hubert Rogers on the July 1941 issue of Street & Smith's Astounding Science Fiction. This cover presents Robert Heinlein's METHUSELAH's CHILDREN...  . |
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| These painted covers for Fawcett's TOM MIX WESTERN COMICS looked a lot like the pulps stacked next to them on the newsstand.  OO  OO mm |
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This painted cover shows a tough pulp type HOPPY! OO mm |
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Quote:Originally Posted by martymann True, Street & Smith repurposed some of George Rozen's Shadow pulp cover paintings for the early issues of the 1940 comic. Painted covers, especially by well established pulp artists, add another level of newsstand appeal to those books in my estimation. . |
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VF/NM copy of Famous Fantastic Mysteries pulp, October 1940 with an eerie Virgil Finley cover and interior art. This is one eye-popping pulp...  . |
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