Pulp Action from the Wild West through the Dirty 30s and More.
After accidentally eating some hallucinogenic mushrooms, Ka-zar (and Zabu) finds himself engulfed in the world of the pulp magazine story he was reading, where Shanna is his prey. Fun little one-shot with cover art by Brent Anderson
Buster Crabbe and Gil Gerard in the Buck Rogers episode Planet of the Slave Girls
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Art by Joe Grant for the Los Angeles Evening Post Record, 1933
Pan American World Airways tourism poster for Brazil. Art by Cardwell Higgings, 1930s.
Modern Mechanix, March, 1934. Cover art by George Rozen (1895-1974)
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The first sound movie made entirely in Africa, CONGORILLA chronicles Mr. and Mrs. Johnson’s 3rd trip between 1930 and 1931. Premiering in 1932, the movie permitted audiences to hear what they had only been able to see during the Johnson’s earlier work.
Advertisement for the New Daisy Lighting Loader Carbine, found in The American Boy magazine, 1939.
An in a lonely stretch of earth ~~~ Bewildering load of crystalized moisture is falling from upper regions round about ~~~ Further progress extremely difficult ~~~ Uncomfortably cool ~~~ Will remain in present location until such time phenomenon shall have abated ~~~ Mayhap longer.
Green Hornet Comics, #33, Harvey Publications, March/April, 1947. Cover art by Al Avison.
