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talesfromweirdland:Evil monks and their wicked torture devices. An old pulp trope.It’s also in the 1

Art by science fiction and fantasy illustrator Vincent di Fate, which captures that pulpy but sinist

Rudolph Belarski (1900-1983), “Popular Detective”, Vol. 30, #1, 1945Illustration for the

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New Pulp series… Androids SagaPlease “appreciate” it on Behance. And you can BUY THIS PRINT h

herochan:Stayte of the Art: When I was 15 I was obsessed with Pulp Fiction and everything Tarantinoe

Margaret Brundage (1900-1976), “Marvel Tales”, Vol. 1, #6, Dec. 1939Source

“Pulp”Seattle, Wa 2017Corwin Prescott - Pure Rebel - Full series on Patreon

Virgil Finlay (1914-1971), ‘Dwellers in the Mirage’, “Fantastic Novels”, Vol

“Pulp”Seattle, Wa 2017Corwin Prescott - Lillias Right - Full series on Patreon

Virgil Finlay (1914-1971), ‘Tam O'Shanter’, “Weird Tales”, Vol. 31, #5, 1938

Time for some pulp style drawing. Since Eric Stanton is one of my all time heroes, I aimed for some

BRUHHthey’d reenact this scene SO WELL

Some incredibly cool pulp Bioshock artwork by Astor Alexander on DeviantArt.

‪"The Chained Man". Cover for Amazing Stories, May 1955. Art by Ed Valigursky. A recurring

Super happy to finally be able to show one of the exclusive pieces I created for this spring’s

talesfromweirdland:Concept drawing of THE CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON (1954) by Bud Westmore.

2headedsnake:A memoir about mental illness … but with laughs.Plus t-shirts and coffee mug perks. Say

I’ve seen that movie too: SWEET WILD WENCH (1959) and EN CAS DE MALHEUR (1958), starring Brigitte Ba

The Red-Headed Murder Case.Illustration by Harry Kirchner for Clues magazine (August 1938).

Death, My Darling Daughter.Norm Saunders cover art for Dime Detective Magazine #2 (October 1951). 

Epitaph for a Dead Beat.Nothing known about the illustrator or date, just that it’s a cover (concept

illustration: Robert McGinnisx-ray delta one

1) Hans Christiansen (1866-1945), “Jugend”, #19, 1899Source2) Virgil Finlay (1914-1971),

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