Pulp Action from the Wild West through the Dirty 30s and More.
Broadcast Advertising began in 1929 as the industries first Trade Magazine. Starting with their May 1931 issue, their covers featured fantastic Art Deco illustrations. (see below)
Continue reading “Broadcast Advertising 1929-1932”Illustration of Joan Bennett for and advertisement in a trade magazine, 1932
Little Mermaid by A. Duncan Carse (1876–1938) 
A contest for “Theater Artists” to help Universal pictures come up with a way to promote the invisible man in print.
The winner would receive $100.00! Continue reading “How Would You Draw the Invisible Man?”
Detail from 1932 industry advertisement for Warner Brothers shorts.
Dutch pin-up from Amor’s magazine vol 1 nr 2. Published by Aroca, Amsterdam.
Detail from a 1929 advertisement for The Silent Enemy, a documentary about the life of Indians in Northern Canada.
Dual-page, trade advertisement for Universal’s Dracula
Illustration of “Carole Jayne” as the Spider Girl c.1940s
