#pulp fantasy

[emeraldexplorer2]

[spacetimesally]

The Moon Men have infiltrated Metropolitan Star Command and the city is no longer safe, but Sally is on the case in, "Trials of the Moon Men"

[Other timelines, other lifetimes - Envisioned as a 1920s/30s pulp era sci-fi serial, The Astounding Wonders of Spacetime Sally would see Captain Sally Hannigan as the number one ace pilot of Metropolitan Star Command defending and protecting earth's capitol city, New St. Vivian, a sprawling metropolis and home to earth's first spaceport.]

[theblackbookofarkera]

Gynlin Taylor

unnamed Tanogeni warrior

Woodcut

[manyworldspress]

Boris Vallejo, original cover painting for the 1978 Tarzan Calendar (Ballantine Books, 1977). Oil on illustration board, 28.5 x 26 inches.

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[theplaguebeast]

Gideon would love this and I'll fight anyone who disagrees.

[bookmaven]

THE CHRONICLES OF CORUM by Michael Moorcock, (New York: Berkley, 1971-1974) Cover art by David McCall Johnson.

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

[mysticalpiraterebel]

Poll: You're favourite of these pulp heroes?

[paintermagazine]

‘Don’t mess with the ground staff!’

Original publication from: ‘A Signet Gothic’

Original title and cover: ‘Mansion of Evil’ by Caroline Farr

[darklongbox]

Kull of Valusia. Art by Ken Kelly

[renegade-chaos-druid]

Jeffrey Catherine Jones

(Side note, placing/impaling skulls onto random branches/deadwood is peak aesthetic)

[emeraldexplorer2]

[theblackbookofarkera]

From the travelog Dreams of Distant Places Vol 12

[swornsword]

[vintage-tigre]

[bookmaven]

Virgil Finlay illustration for THE SHIP OF ISHTAR (1949) by Abraham Merritt.