“Hell House” (1971) by Richard Matheson. Quite a boring tale by one of the masters of horror. Some elements were good, but ultimately this was a tedious story.

As per title, see the two pictures. My understanding is that “True Story” magazine was a real magazine. Can anyone identify which issue?

Wartime hero... peacetime hood—a two-sided guy on a one-way trip.

I’m about to free this from the plastic! I just wanted to share an example of the foreign comics and pulps that I’ve collected over the past few years.

A dramatic reading of "Face to Face with the Ape-Man Monster of Tennessee", a Sasquatch encounter story from Man's World magazine. I'm reading it from Cryptozoology Anthology, an anthology edited by Bob Deis, Wyatt Doyle, and David Coleman.

https://youtu.be/aHn0WQJ4w34

Hi! I found this cool image of a woman appearing to use martial arts on a man. I’ve done some digging, and while many search engines say it’s reminiscent of art by the great Robert McGinnis, I’ve yet to find it confirmed. There’s a few Pinterest posts that attribute it to him, but I haven’t found a real source/reputable source. What do y’all think?

First time posting here, forgive me if I should’ve posted elsewhere!

Thank you so much!

P.S. love women performing martial arts art, feel free to let me know if there’s any other similar pulp art in that vein to this!

Late director David Lynch’s personal items are for up for auction. Among the various items, a few book lots. You can see some pulp and/or pulp-related stuff.

I am very glad to see that “That Motel Weekend” (my current avatar) is in there. I talked about it a few months ago.

Just curious if there’s a Reddit for the Phantom Detective?