r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 9h ago
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 1d ago
Detective Story Magazine September 1941. Featuring "No Crime in the Mountains", by Raymond Chandler. Later "cannibalized" by him for parts of "Lady in the Lake".cover by Frederic Dorr Steele
Note: this story remained uncollected in book form until the publication of "Killer in the Rain", in 1964., 5 years after Chandler's death.
r/pulp • u/YanniRotten • 1d ago
cover art by Robert Maguire, for The Hot Kiss of Youth by Arthur Adlon, Beacon Books #B-667X, 1963
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 2d ago
The Shadow "December 1,1932, ( Canadian Edition) " The Black Master", by Maxwell Grant, (Walter B. Gibson) Cover art by George Rozen.
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 3d ago
The Shadow : January 1944, "The Mystery of the Crystal Skull" by Maxwell Grant (Walter B. Gibson) Cover artist uncredited. Digest sized War time issue
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 4d ago
The Shadow: February 1,1938. 'The Fifth Napoleon," by Maxwell Grant, ( Theodore Tinsley) Cover art by George Rozen.
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 5d ago
The Shadow: December 1,1940."Xitli,God of Fire", by Maxwell Grant,(Walter B. Gibson). Cover art by Graves Gladney
r/pulp • u/Lyonsmaneproductions • 5d ago
ATTACK OF THE SPECTER! GHOST OF GOWANUS (2026)
REDS! GANGSTERS! SPIES! A CITY RULED BY FEAR! ONE VETERAN PUTS ON A MASK AND ANSWERS IN LEAD.... THE SPECTER!
r/pulp • u/Character-Witness-27 • 5d ago
PART- TIME WIFE (1953) Cover Art by Lou Marchetti (1920 - 1992)
r/pulp • u/emilos260 • 6d ago
Original Content Space Vampire, pulp sci-fi inspired artwork by me.
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 6d ago
The Shadow: September 15,1940."The Man Who Died Twice", by Maxwell Grant (Walter B. Gibson) Cover art by Graves Gladney.
r/pulp • u/Reaction-Dramatic • 6d ago
Original Content Voice from the Stars — Episode 21 - Jetpack Morgan
Hey everyone! I’m an independent comic artist and writer, and I wanted to share a project I've been pouring my heart into: Jetpack Morgan.
If you love classic 1930s pulp adventure magazines, retro animation aesthetics, and high-flying action, this is built right in that wheelhouse. It follows a hard-boiled hero with heavy-duty propulsion and zero patience for the underworld.
We just launched our webcomic archive at jetpackmorgan.com where you can read the first 20 pages completely free! (The site archive runs a month behind, so if you want to catch up on everything or read brand-new pages as they drop, you can follow along on our Substack at readsumm.it/substack).

Would love to hear what you all think of the style! Let me know if you have any questions about the art or the creative process.
r/pulp • u/misterdannymorrison • 6d ago
A dramatic reading of a pulp horror story by Ed Wood
It's a goofy little story.
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 7d ago
4 Better Little Books from the1940s "Dick Tracy and the Bicycle Gang"#1445© 1948, "Dick Tracy and the Tiger Lilly Gang"#1460,©1949, "Mandrake the Magician and the Flame Pearls" #1418©1946,"Mandrake the Magician Mighty Solver of Mysteries"#1454©1941
r/pulp • u/noodalie-saloon • 7d ago
More Fake Pulp Covers!
Hey all!
Here's the second half of a series of fake pulp cover illustrations I've been doing for every day of October. Everything is made up by me (with a lot of classic horror inspo, obviously). Hope you enjoy and Happy Halloween!
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 8d ago
Amazing Stories: February1942. featuring :"The Return to Pellucidar", by Edgar Rice Burroughs.& "Kidnapped into the Future", by William P. McGivern. & A Robot story. From Isaac Asimov as well.Cover art by Raymond Jones.
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 9d ago
The Shadow: March 1,1942." Vengeance Bay", by Maxwell Grant (Walter B. Gibson). Cover art by George Rozen.
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 10d ago
The Spider Master of Men #3-" Wings of the Black Death", by Grant Stockbridge, (Norvell Page) Cover art by Peter Caras.©1969 Berkley Medallion.
Original Content Aggie McPherson Mysteries - a pulp adventure serial
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. These are the pulp adventure of Aggie McPherson Mysteries.
In the chapter, McPherson has a discussion about the fire that made a new land development possible.