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John P. Gunnison - Belarski: Pulp Art Masters
Adventure House, 2003
Cover Illustrations: Rudolph Belarski
Cover Design: John Gunnison
Rudolph Belarski is better known today as one of the elite paperback artists of the late 40s and 50s. Pulp collectors know that he honed his craft and produced many fantastic covers for those rough woodpulp magazines better known as "The Pulps". Rudolph Belarski was one of the great American pulp art masters, whose covers were ablaze with color and adventure. 'Belarski: Pulp Art Masters' prints nearly 350 full color pulp covers, many of which are reproduced from the artist's own color proofs and cover archives.
One of the many books Airship 27 now has in production is their first PURPLE SCAR anthology. The Purple Scar was a little known classic pulp hero from the golden age of the pulps. He was a doctor whose police officer brother had been gunned by criminals, then they threw acid in his face and dumped him the river. By the time the poor man's body had been recovered, his face as a thing of horror. Our hero, being a plastic surgeon, made a death-masks of it...then putting it on, became the avenging angel known as the Purple Scar. What is unique about the character is that he combines elements both from the pulps and horror mags into one gruesome characters. Luckily while on-line, Airship 27 discovered the art of Canadian Richard Serrao and knew immediately he was the one artist to capture what we envisioned for this kind of book. Happily Richard signed on and has been hard at work doing the illustrations for the first two Purple Scar stories of the four that will be part of volume one. Meanwhile, Richard has become so fond of the character, between doing the actual story illos, he has started whipping up what he calls "bonus" pieces and has been so kind as to share at our Airship 27 blog. Airship 27's plans are to include these extra illustrations as a special bonus feature in the back of the book when it goes to press. Stay tuned.
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On other fronts, Ron Fortier, the Air Chief, has been extremely busy with new writing chores. He currently almost done writing the comic script to MR. JIGSAW # 12 and has just started work on a new pulp story, The Lady in Red, which will appear in the second collection of BROTHER BONES stories, that you can expect to see early next year. Before that Airship 27 will be putting out an original Brother Bones novel, THE SIX DAYS OF THE DRAGON, by writer Roman Leary. Believe the Air Chief, its special.
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Appearance wise, Ron Fortier will be guest at the Rocky Mountain Comic Con takes place Nov. 13 - 14, at a hotel just outside the Denver International Airport. Proceeds from the con are all going to the Aurora Fund to help those victims who survived the tragic movie house shooting over a year ago.
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We now have 300 followers on our Airship 27 twitter account!
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One of the many projects Airship 27 has currently in the works is AIRSHIP 27 presents ALL STAR PULP COMICS # 3 which should be out early next year.
Like the first two issues, it will feature comic strip stories of classic pulp heroes. One such will be a new Ki-Gor Jungle Lord adventure by writer David Beers and artist Sam Salas (see posted art). Looks to be lots of fun.
Okay. I said January and February would get a little darker. Here is the hamburger scene from Pulp Fiction...
Above the Livermore Falls Bridge on the Pemigewasset River.
Campton, New Hampshire
January 2014
Olympus E-410
Zuiko Digital 14-42mm f/3.5-5.6
From the 1994 movie "Pulp Fiction" (top), this pawn shop is located in Canoga Park. This is where Butch (Bruce Willis) and Marsellus Wallace (Ving Rhames) run into a few unpleasant fellows.
Perry Rhodan / Heft-Reihe (5. Auflage)
K. H. Scheer / Der Mensch und das Monster
cover: Johnny Bruck
Pabel-Moewig Verlag
(München / Deutschland; 1982)
ex libris MTP
I've been chucking things out today. I keep finding things and scanning them though. Some book covers.
pulp magazine of Harold Grey - de heldinnen der liefde - Messalina. Published by De Moderne Roman, Antwerpen in 1927. Cover ill. looks like a filmstill
Vintage Pulp Fiction covers, arranged by time and color.
Images courtesy www.magazineart.org/
Play with the interactive version at www.coverpop.com/.--
More stuff by jbum:
I've been chucking things out today. I keep finding things and scanning them though. Some book covers.
Pulp Fiction is known for its rich, eclectic dialogue, ironic mix of humor and violence, nonlinear storyline, and host of cinematic allusions and pop culture references. By the way, I love Samuel Jackson‘s hairstyle.
There's a nice review of our CRYPTOZOOLOGY ANTHOLOGY in the June 2015 issue of RUE MORGUE magazine. You can buy this new men's adventure magazine story collection about Bigoot and other legendary creatures on Amazon here -- bit.ly/Cryptozoo -- and see a preview of it in this post on my Men's Adventure Magazines site - www.menspulpmags.com/2015/04/the-cryptozoology-anthology-...
Illustration of the Flash Pulp podcast episode:
flashpulp.com/2010/04/24/flash-pulp-006-mulligan-smith-in...
This Los Angeles intersection is where Butch (Bruce Willis) "runs into" Marsellus Wallace (Ving Rhames) in the 1994 movie "Pulp Fiction" (top).
Imitation des bekannten Filmplakats.
Hier das Original:
www.montana.edu/procrastinator/wp-content/uploads/2008/04...
