Pulps

Planet Stories 1949 Fall Pulp: Planet Stories (Vol. IV No. 4) Authors: Leigh Brackett and others Language: English Publisher: Love Romances Pub. Year: Autumn 1949 Condition: Very Good Minus, VG-, 3.5 Planet Stories is a classic pulp magazine from the 1940s. It features science fiction and fantasy short stories by Leigh Brackett and other authors. This pulp magazine measures approx. 18x23cm and is in a noticeably used condition. Tags: planet stories, science fiction, fantasy, pulp magazine

Planet Stories 1948 Spring Pulp: Planet Stories (Vol. III No. 10) Authors: Ray Bradbury and others Language: English Publisher: Love Romances Pub. Year: December 1947 - February 1948 Condition: Good/Very Good, G/VG, 3.0 Planet Stories is a classic pulp magazine from the 1940s. It features science fiction and fantasy short stories by Ray Bradbury and other authors. This pulp magazine has a format of approx. 18x23cm and is in noticeably used condition, with the cover detached from the spine. Tags: planet stories, science fiction, fantasy, pulp magazine

Argosy 1943 August Pulp: Argosy (Vol. 316 No. 1) Authors: E. Hoffman Price and others Language: English Publisher: Popular Publications Year: August 1943 Condition: Fine, FN, 6.0 Argosy is a classic pulp magazine from the 1940s. Here are adventure short stories by E. Hoffman Price and other authors. This pulp magazine has a format of approx. 18x23cm and is in a good used condition. Tags: argosy, adventure, fantasy, pulp magazine

Abraham Merritt's Fantasy Magazine 1940 January Pulp: Abraham Merritt's Fantasy Magazine (Vol. 2 No. 1) Authors: Jack Williamson and others Language: English Publisher: Popular Publications Year: January 1940 Condition: Very Good Minus, VG-, 3.5 Abraham Merritt's Fantasy Magazine is a classic pulp magazine from the 1940s. It contains fantasy short stories by Jack Williamson and other authors. This pulp magazine measures approx. 18x23cm and is in used condition. Tags: merrits fantasy magazine, jack williamson, fantasy, pulp magazine

10 Story Fantasy 1951 Spring Pulp: 10 Story Fantasy (Vol. 1 No. 1) Authors: Fritz Leiber, August Derleth and others Language: English Publisher: Avon Periodicals Year: Spring 1951 Condition: Very Good, VG, 5.0 10 Story Fantasy is a classic pulp magazine from the waning era of the pulps. In the 1950s the format kept shrinking, until the last of these magazines had finally shrunk to almost pocket-book size. Featured here are fantasy short stories by August Derleth, A.E. van Vogt, Fritz Leiber and other authors. This pulp magazine measures approx. 18x25cm and is in used condition. Tags: 10 story fantasy, science fiction, fantasy, fritz leiber, pulp magazine

Thrilling Wonder Stories December 1949 Pulp: Thrilling Wonder Stories (Vol. 35 No. 2) Authors: Ray Bradbury, Murray Leinster and others Language: English Publisher: Standard Magazines Year: December 1949 Condition: Very Good Plus, VG+, 4.5 Thrilling Wonder Stories is a classic pulp magazine from the 1940s. It contains science fiction short stories by, among others, Ray Bradbury, Murray Leinster and Raymond F. Jones. The cover is by Earle Bergey. This copy measures approx. 18x25cm and is in a used condition. Tags: thrilling wonder stories, ray bradbury, murray leinster, science fiction, pulp magazine

Thrilling Western March 1949 Pulp: Thrilling Western (Vol. 58 No. 3) Authors: various authors Language: English Publisher: Standard Magazines Year: March 1949 Condition: Fine Minus, FN-, 5.5 Thrilling Western is a classic Western pulp magazine from the late 1940s. 100 pages of Wild West short stories, illustrated in black and white. This copy measures approx. 18x23cm and is in good used condition. Tags: thrilling western, pulp magazine

Thrilling Wonder Stories June 1949 Pulp: Thrilling Wonder Stories (Vol. 34 No. 2) Authors: James Blish, Henry Kuttner and others Language: English Publisher: Better Publications Year: June 1949 Condition: Very Good-, VG-, 3.5 Thrilling Wonder Stories is a classic pulp magazine from the 1940s. 160 pages with sci-fi short stories, including works by James Blish, Murray Leinster, Henry Kuttner and John D. MacDonald. The cover is by Earle Bergey. This copy measures approx. 18x25cm and is in used condition. Tags: thrilling wonder stories, murray leinster, science fiction, pulp magazine

Thrilling Wonder Stories Autumn 1954 Pulp: Thrilling Wonder Stories (Vol. 44 No. 2) Authors: Murray Leinster and others Language: English Publisher: Standard Magazines Year: Autumn 1954 Condition: Very Good/Fine, VG/FN, 5.0 Thrilling Wonder Stories is a classic pulp magazine from the twilight era of the pulps. 115 pages of science fiction short stories, illustrated in black and white. Two of these illustrations are by the famous Virgil Finlay. The cover is by Jack Coggins. This copy measures approx. 18x23cm and is in a good used condition. Tags: thrilling wonder stories, virgil finlay, science fiction, pulp magazine

Fantastic Story Quarterly 1950 Autumn Pulp: Fantastic Story Quarterly (Vol. 1 No. 3) Authors: various science fiction authors Language: English Publisher: Better Publications Year: Autumn 1950 Condition: Very Good Minus, VG-, 3.5 Fantastic Story Quarterly is a classic pulp magazine from the twilight era of the pulps. In the 1950s, the format kept shrinking until the last of these magazines had shrunk to almost pocket-book size. 160 pages of science fiction short stories, illustrated in black and white. The cover is by Earle Bergey. This copy measures approx. 18x25cm and is in a used condition. The interior is exceptionally well preserved, though the cover has unfortunately suffered. Tags: fantastic story quarterly, science fiction, pulp magazine

Fantastic Story Quarterly 1950 Spring Pulp: Fantastic Story Quarterly (Vol. 1 No. 1) Authors: Edmond Hamilton, Poul Anderson, et al. Language: English Publisher: Better Publications Year: Spring 1950 Condition: Good/Very Good, G/VG, 3.0 Fantastic Story Quarterly is a classic pulp magazine from the fading era of the pulps. In the 1950s the format kept shrinking, until the last of these magazines had finally shrunk to almost paperback size. 160 pages of science fiction short stories, including some by famous sci-fi authors such as Edmond Hamilton, Poul Anderson and Gordon Dickson. The cover is by Earle Bergey. This copy measures approx. 18x25cm and is in a used condition. The interior is in above-average condition, but unfortunately the cover has suffered. Tags: fantastic story quarterly, edmond hamilton, science fiction, pulp magazine

Fantastic Story Magazine 1951 Summer Pulp: Fantastic Story Magazine (Vol. 2 No. 3) Authors: David H. Keller and others Language: English Publisher: Better Publications Year: Summer 1951 Condition: Good/Very Good, G/VG, 3.0 Fantastic Story Magazine is a classic pulp magazine from the waning era of the pulps. In the 1950s, the format kept shrinking, until the last of these magazines were eventually reduced to almost paperback size. 145 pages of science fiction short stories with a number of black-and-white illustrations. The cover is by Earle Bergey. This copy measures approx. 18x23cm and is in noticeably used condition. Tags: fantastic story magazine, david keller, science fiction, pulp magazine

Fantastic Story Magazine 1951 Spring Pulp: Fantastic Story Magazine (Vol. 2 No. 2) Authors: Forrest J. Ackerman and others Language: English Publisher: Better Publications Year: Spring 1951 Condition: Very Good/Fine, VG/FN, 5.0 Fantastic Story Magazine is a classic pulp magazine from the fading era of the pulps. In the 1950s the format kept shrinking, until the last of these magazines had finally been reduced to almost paperback size. 145 pages with science fiction short stories and a few black-and-white illustrations. The cover is by Earle Bergey. This copy measures approx. 18x25cm and is in a good, used condition. Tags: fantastic story magazine, earle bergey, science fiction, pulp magazine

Out of This World Adventures 1950 Dezember Pulp: Out of This World Adventures (Vol. 1 No. 2) Authors: Donald A. Wollheim (Editor) Language: English Publisher: Avon Periodicals Year: December 1950 Condition: Good, G, 2.0 Out of This World Adventures is a classic pulp magazine from the 1950s, edited by Donald A. Wollheim. 130 pages filled with fantasy and science fiction. What makes this magazine special: 32 of the pages are colour comics, including work by Joe Kubert. This alone makes it sought after among collectors, as it is both a comic and a pulp magazine. This copy has the regular format (approx. 18x25cm) and is in used condition. The cover is nicely preserved, but detached from the magazine on two thirds of its length. The spine is sun-faded. Tags: out of this world adventures, joe kubert, avon fantasy, pulp magazine

Out of This World Adventures 1950 July Pulp: Out of This World Adventures (Vol. 1 No. 1) Authors: Donald A. Wollheim (Editor) Language: English Publisher: Avon Periodicals Year: July 1950 Condition: Good/Very Good, G/VG, 3.0 Out of This World Adventures is a classic pulp magazine from the 1950s, edited by Donald A. Wollheim. 130 pages filled with fantasy and science fiction. What makes this magazine special: 32 of the pages are colour comics, including work by Joe Kubert. That alone makes it sought after by collectors, since it is both a comic and a pulp magazine. This copy has the regular format (approx. 18x25cm) and is in used condition. The spine is sun-faded. Tags: out of this world adventures, joe kubert, avon fantasy, pulp magazine

2 Complete Science-Adventures Books 1951 Summer Pulp: 2 Complete Science-Adventure Books (Vol. 1 No. 3) Authors: James Blish, Neil R. Jones Language: English Publisher: Wings Publishing Year: Summer 1951 Condition: Fine Minus, FN-, 5.5 2 Complete Science-Adventure Books is a pulp, a magazine made from heavily wood-based paper (approx. 18x25cm) containing two science fiction novels across 140 pages. The magazine is in a used condition. Tags: james blish, science-adventure, pulp magazine

The Spider - Master of Men 1943 December Pulp: The Spider (Vol. 30 No. 2) Authors: Grant Stockbridge and others Language: English Publisher: Popular Publications Year: December 1943 Condition: Good, G, 2.0 The Spider is a pulp, a magazine made from highly wood-based paper (approx. 17x23cm). In the 100-page magazine, The Spider fights crime with his two 45s. Like The Shadow, The Spider was also a typical vigilante hero of the pulp magazines, which were a direct inspiration for the early superhero comics of the 1940s. The magazine is richly illustrated with black-and-white artwork and is in a noticeably used condition. Pulps are still collected today as prized items, either for their vibrant retro cover art or for their authors. Tags: the spider, the shadow, grant stockbridge, pulp magazine

Weird Tales 1946 March Pulp: Weird Tales (Vol. 39 No. 4) Authors: Robert Bloch, Ray Bradbury et al. Language: English Publisher: Weird Tales Year: March 1946 Condition: Fine Plus, FN+, 6.5 Weird Tales is a so-called pulp magazine, a magazine (approx. 17x24cm) printed on highly wood-pulp-based paper, containing short stories from the realm of the strange and macabre - Weird Tales indeed - across almost 100 pages. Authors in this issue include, among others, Robert Bloch and Ray Bradbury. The stories are accompanied by black-and-white illustrations. In the first half of the 20th century, pulps were cheap entertainment literature in the USA and disappeared once paperbacks took over their role. Today they are traded as collector's items and sought after for their cover art and authors. This issue from March 1946 has a cover by Lee Brown Coye and is in very fine condition. Unfortunately, the spine of the magazine is sun-faded, so the condition is "only" 6.5. Tags: weird tales, ray bradbury, robert bloch, fantasy, pulp magazine

Weird Tales 1949 November Pulp: Weird Tales (Vol. 42 No. 1) Authors: Seabury Quinn and others Language: English Publisher: Weird Tales Year: November 1949 Condition: Good/Very Good, G/VG, 3.0 Weird Tales is a so-called pulp magazine, a periodical (approx. 17x24cm) printed on highly wood-pulp-based paper, containing short stories from the fantastical genre across almost 100 pages. It includes stories by authors now famous in fantasy, such as a tale featuring the detective Jules de Grandin by Seabury Quinn. The stories are also accompanied by black-and-white illustrations. Pulps were inexpensive entertainment literature in the USA during the first half of the 20th century and disappeared once paperbacks took over their role. Today they are traded as collector's items and sought after for their cover art and authors. This November 1949 issue has a fantasy cover by Matt Fox and is in used condition. The spine of the magazine is faded from sunlight. Tags: weird tales, ray bradbury, robert bloch, fantasy, pulp magazine

Hopalong Cassidy's Western Magazine Pulp: Hopalong Cassidy's Western Magazine (Vol. 1 No. 2) Authors: Tex Burns, Jackson Cole and others Language: English Publisher: Best Books Year: Winter 1951 Condition: Fine Minus, FN-, 5.5 Hopalong Cassidy's Western Magazine is a pulp, a magazine (approx. 17x22cm) printed on heavily wood-pulp-based paper, featuring western stories across around 160 pages, illustrated in black and white. Pulps were the standard entertainment literature in the US during the first half of the 20th century and later gave way to paperbacks, which took over their role. Pulps are still collected today as items for enthusiasts, either for their vividly coloured retro cover art or for their authors. This Winter 1951 issue features a cover by George Rozen, who also painted covers for the famous pulp hero The Shadow. The pulp is in good used condition. Tags: hopalong cassidy, pulp magazine

The Ghost Super-Detective 1940 January Pulp: The Ghost Super-Detective (Vol. 1 No. 1) Authors: George Chance, John S. Endicott et al. Language: English Publisher: Better Publications Year: January 1940 Condition: Very Good Minus, VG-, 3.5 The Ghost Super Detective is a pulp magazine, a periodical made from highly wood-pulp-based paper (approx. 17x24cm) containing crime stories across about 110 pages, illustrated in black and white. Pulps were the standard popular literature in the USA during the first half of the 20th century and were later replaced by paperbacks, which took over their role. Pulps are still collected today as connoisseur items, either for their vividly colourful retro cover art or for their authors. This issue from January 1940 is in a heavily used condition. Tags: ghost super-detective, pulps, pulp magazine

Weird Tales 1953 July Pulp: Weird Tales (Vol. 45 No. 3) Authors: August Derleth, Richard Matheson, Paul Ernst et al. Language: English Publisher: Weird Tales Year: July 1953 Condition: Very Good Minus, VG-, 3.5 Weird Tales is a pulp magazine, a magazine printed on highly wood-pulp-based paper (approx. 17x24 cm) with short stories from the fantastical genre across nearly 100 pages. It contains stories by authors now famous in science fiction, such as Richard Matheson. This magazine also contains black-and-white illustrations by the renowned artist Virgil Finlay. Pulps were the dominant form of entertainment literature in the USA during the first half of the 20th century and disappeared as paperbacks began their rise. Today, pulps are collected as items for enthusiasts, either for their fantastic, colourful cover art or for the authors who wrote for Weird Tales. This July 1953 issue features a science-fiction cover by W. H. Silvey and is in heavily used condition. The spine of the magazine is slightly faded from sunlight. Tags: weird tales, richard matheson, fantasy, pulp magazine

Weird Tales November 1946 Pulp: Weird Tales (Vol. 39 No. 8) Authors: Ray Bradbury, Robert Bloch, August Derleth, Seabury Quinn and others Language: English Publisher: Weird Tales Year: November 1946 Condition: Fine Plus, FN+, 6.5 Weird Tales is a so-called pulp magazine, a magazine (approx. 17x24cm) made from highly wood-based paper containing short stories from the fantastical genre across almost 100 pages. It contains stories by authors now famous in science fiction, such as Ray Bradbury. The stories are also accompanied by black-and-white illustrations. In the first half of the 20th century, pulps were inexpensive entertainment literature in the USA and disappeared once paperbacks took over their role. Today they are traded as collector's items and sought after for their covers and authors. This November 1946 issue has a fantasy cover by Boris Dolgov and is in good used condition. The spine of the magazine is faded from sunlight. Tags: weird tales, ray bradbury, robert bloch, fantasy, pulp magazine