Pulp Magazines
Most of the pulp magazines in my own library feature Robert A. Heinlein, of course. For these, see, the Pulp Magazines page in my Heinlein Cover Art gallery.
Here, however, are some scans of other stray pulps—and a few slicks as well, come to think of it—I happen to have picked up.
Here, however, are some scans of other stray pulps—and a few slicks as well, come to think of it—I happen to have picked up.
Astounding Science Fiction, February 1959
Signed cover art by Kelly Freas. Note personal computer carried in teeth.
Science Wonder Stories, March 1930
Cover art by Frank R. Paul
Super Science Stories, March 1940
Weird Tales, March 1943
Franklin Wittmack cover art
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M. Tillbuyne interior art
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Planet Stories, Winter 1948
Cover art by Anderson
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Planet Stories, Spring 1948
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Thrilling Wonder Stories, June 1948
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Thrilling Wonder Stories, August 1948
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Thrilling Wonder Stories, August 1949
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Contains Bradbury’s “ ‘—And the Moon Be Still as Bright’ ”—Cover art by Earle Bergey
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Contains Bradbury’s “The Earth Men”—Cover art by Earle Bergey
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Contains Bradbury’s “The Naming of Names”
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Thrilling Wonder Stories, October 1949
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Galaxy Science Fiction, February 1951
Cover art by Chesley Bonestell
Interior art by Karl Rogers
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Interior art by Karl Rogers
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Interior art by Karl Rogers
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Interior art by Karl Rogers
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Wonder Story Annual, 1953
Cover art by Ed Emshwiller
Interior art by Virgil Finlay
Playboy, March 1954
Interior art by Ben Denison
Interior art by Ben Denison
Interior art by Ben Denison
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Interior art by Ben Denison
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Interior art by Ben Denison
Really, except the fact that it’s a photograph rather than a painting or a pen sketch, this is little different from many a pulp SF illustration...
Interior art by Ben Denison
Playboy, April 1954
B. Paul cover art
Interior art by Ben Denison
Again, not unlike many SF pulp illustrations—a bit Earle-Bergey-esque, I would say...
Interior art by Ben Denison
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Interior art by Ben Denison
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Interior art by Ben Denison
Playboy, May 1954
B. Paul cover art
Interior art by Ben Denison
In a way, perhaps a bit more va-va-voomish, I might term it, than the previous two, but still scarcely more explicit than uncounted SF pulp covers...
The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, November 1954
Chesley Bonestell cover art—“Planet Lit by Antares and Companion”
The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, March 1960
Cover art by Mel Hunter
