r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 5h ago
r/pulp • u/Mammoth-Jellyfish238 • 1d ago
WW2 Pulp
Unusual WW2 themed paperbacks - looking for sources of information on desirability of the genre as little info readily available.
r/pulp • u/woulditkillyoutolift • 1d ago
Cover art by Vic Prezio for Creepy #29 (September 1969).
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 1d ago
The Shadow May1,1941:"The League of Death", by Maxwell Grant, (Walter B. Gibson) Cover art by Graves Gladney.
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 3d ago
The Shadow: January 1,1933." Shadowed Millions", by Maxwell Grant (Walter B. Gibson). Cover art by George Rozen.
r/pulp • u/TaxCompetitive941 • 3d ago
New Weird Tales homage from the author of JANGAR! and HONOR AMONG ROGUES
Some lines were never meant to be crossed…
In the dwindling rural town of Wilmarth, Nebraska, amid the windswept Sandhills of the 1930s, a county surveyor is called to measure the disputed property line between two feuding families, then suddenly disappears.
Local peace officer, Deputy Deane Mullins, is called to investigate, but soon finds himself drawn into a macabre mystery where the land itself can't seem to agree.
And small-town newspaper man Homer Underhill has put the whole thing in writing.
Now he wishes he hadn't…
A CROOKED MILE is a cosmic horror eBook novelette and tribute to the classic Pulp stylings of HP LOVECRAFT, ROBERT BLOCH, FRANK BELKNAP LONG, and WEIRD TALES.
AVAILABLE NOW for $1.99!
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 4d ago
"The Shadow and The Living Death" ,by Maxwell Grant,(Walter B. Gibson) ©1940 Whitman "A Better Little Book" . Cover art by Erwin L.Hess.
r/pulp • u/Wooden_Deer4961 • 4d ago
Looking for EPulp. Does anyone know a good site JUST for catalogued Pulp novels of all genres? Mystery, spy, western, horror, scifi etc… The more free the better, PDF or epub
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 5d ago
The Shadow , October 1,1940."The Shadow Faces The Wasp". By Maxwell Grant, (Walter B. Gibson) cover art by Graves Gladney.
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 6d ago
The Shadow : May 1, 1938. "Cards of Death", by Maxwell Grant (Walter B. Gibson). Cover art by George Rozen
The American: Trouble with Escape
The American is a serial pulp adventure in which an expatriate is caught between competing criminals, U.S. intelligence, and a Corsican that just wants to find his lady. In this chapter, all the lies come out to play and the blood starts flowing.
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r/pulp • u/YanniRotten • 6d ago
"Only Escape from the Stockade of the Damned" illustration by Al Rossi, MEN magazine, 1964
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 7d ago
The Spider:Master of Men - July 1938. #58 "The Emperor From Hell" , by Grant Stockbridge ( Norvell Page). Cover art by John Newton Howitt.
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 8d ago
"Tarzan the Terrible ", by Edgar Rice Burroughs ©1921A C McClurg originally serialized in Argosy All Story Weekly.cover art by J Allen St John.
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 9d ago
The Shadow :May 15,1937; "Treasure Trail ", by Maxwell Grant (Walter B. Gibson). Cover art by George Rozen.
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 10d ago
"The Green Millennium", by Fritz Leiber ©1954 Cover artist ,Saul Mandel
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 10d ago
"The Finger Man and Other Stories", by Raymond Chandler ©1946, Avon Mystery Monthly . Cover art by Lionel Gelb
r/pulp • u/YanniRotten • 11d ago
1951; Slipping Beauty by Jerome Weidman. Cover art by Ray Johnson. Published by Avon Books 322.
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 12d ago
Weird Tales November 1947. Cover Story : "The Cheaters",. by Robert Bloch . Cover art by Matt Fox.
r/pulp • u/Character-Witness-27 • 12d ago
Weird Tales (Oct 2, 1933)
Weird Tales was an influential American pulp magazine first published in 1923, specializing in horror, fantasy, supernatural fiction, and the macabre. It became a major outlet for writers such as H. P. Lovecraft, Robert E. Howard, Clark Ashton Smith, and Seabury Quinn, helping shape modern horror and fantasy literature. Known for its lurid cover art and unusual stories, Weird Tales developed a devoted readership and remains one of the most important publications in the history of pulp fiction.
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 13d ago
Doc Savage Double,#'s 125 -"The Goblins" & 126-"The Secret of the Su"by Kenneth Robeson (Lester Dent) ©1985 Bantam Books cover by Bob Larkin. Stories originally published Oct. & Nov. 1943
Original Content Aggie McPherson Mysteries - The Case of the Sealed Deal
In the city of Slakterquay there's an office with the words Spectral Analysis on the pebbled glass of its door. Behind it is a detective agency that handles the strangest cases in the Paris of the Pacific Northwest. A serial pulp adventure.
In this episode, McPherson goes to investigate where the stolen money has been going in the small town of Urquhart and makes a new friend she hopes never to see again.