Tag: Frank R. Paul
The Robot Aliens
A glorious trifecta — interior illustration, original cover painting, and finished cover, all by Frank R. Paul.
The Moon Mistress
The Prince of Mars Returns
Radio Mates
The Ideal
Through the metal throat of its victim crash steel teeth; the blood of its prey — the gasoline, that is — is drained into its stomach, its gas tank
This Frank R. Paul cover painting (along with the interior illustrations which he also created) marks 12,000 posts here at Pulp Covers. Thanks for sticking around!
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The Plague of the Living Dead
The Green Splotches
The Land That Time Forgot
Rays Of Death
A Columbus of Space
The Vibrator Of Death
Off On A Comet
Off On A Comet, or Hector Servadac is a little-known Jules Verne novel, and a rather odd choice for the cover of this, the very first issue of Amazing Stories. Of course, the editors of Amazing Stories were great fans of Verne, as can be seen on the Contents page and in the introductory essay.
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