July 07, 2006
Harvey Dunn, Artist
By Duane Spurlock. Harvey Dunn isn’t usually on the list of famed pulp-cover artists -- his work more often appeared in the slicks. But the subjects of his paintings -- historical adventure, the frontier, pioneer life -- and his influence on many subsequent illustrators make him worth examining by pulp fans. - Read this articleOctober 02, 2002
Dean Cornwell
Dean Cornwell: Dean of Illustrators by Patricia Janis Broder, published by Collector's Press. Reprint of 1978 edition, with new preface. 238 pages. This big book is a beauty. - Read this articleSeptember 26, 2002
The Illustrator in America
Compiled and edited by Walt Reed, and published by the Society of Illustrators, The Illustrator in America: 1860 - 2000 is quite an impressive and a valuable tome. The third edition goes back to examine the illustrators at work during... - Read this articleSeptember 17, 2002
Pulp Culture
Frank M. Robinson and Lawrence Davidson have performed a tremendous job of introducing the pulp magazines to potential new fans and delighting existing pulp fans by presenting the marvelous art of the pulp cover in this coffee-table book. - Read this articleSeptember 04, 2002
