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| Pulp AdventureCon 2016 - Panoramic View (click to see more detail) |
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| Dealers are collectors too |
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| Some rare magazines and books |
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| John Gunnison of Adventure House had this new line of pulp art there |
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| John Gunnison of Adventure House had this new line of pulp art there |
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| Many old magazines (Collier's, American Weekly, Saturday Evening Post) on sale |
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| Science fiction digests, paperbacks and dime novels going cheap |
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| I raided the Short Stories box and came away with about 10 issues |
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| Comics from Basement Comics |
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| The Pulp Mafia - (L-R) - Ed Hulse, Scott Hartshorn, Digges LaTouche, Walker Martin |
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| Movie poster for Bulldog Drummond at Bay |
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| Some of the costlier pulps |
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| Some more of the costlier pulps |
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| Mike Chomko had the latest books from Altus Press |
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| Really nice issues of Dime Mystery |
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| Strange Stories from August 1939 - cover by Earle Bergey |
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| Original Art by Hannes Bok from a detective pulp |
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| Some interesting books - Red Book had Dashiell Hammet's 1st appearance of The Thin Man |
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| Scott Hartshorn had some interesting Tarzan artwork |
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| This art appeared in a newspaper comic strip |
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| My find of the show - an early issue of Short Stories from 1915 |
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| Movies on DVD - the titles are interesting |
Nice photos Sai. I've been to all 17 of the Pulp Adventurecons in Bordentown, NJ and they just keep getting better and better. This was one of the best yet. Windy City is next in the Spring and I just heard that Pulpfest has moved to Pittsburg. Time to make plans to attend!
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