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You need a poster of a guy riding a dinosaur while shooting at a pterodactyl. Get the October 1940 cover of Fantastic Adventures.
Hannes Bok's Dark of the Moon brings glowing-eyed cats and pulp history to your wall. From the 1953 debut of Fantasy Magazine.
Behold the start of the Golden Age of Science Fiction. This July 1939 Astounding Science Fiction cover features a massive cat-like predator.
You can always trust a giant skull and a black cat. This uncredited artwork hit the front cover of Uncanny Tales back in December 1942.
Editor Melvin R. Colby launched the Canadian pulp in response to the 1940 War Exchange Conservation Act, which restricted American and British magazines. The move worked perfectly until wartime paper shortages killed the publication in 1943.
This specific cover is from Volume 2, Number 20. Make it yours and respect the northern pulp hustle.
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