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For the Fans of Hardboiled, Pulp & Gumshoe Art

Back in 2013, our tumblr site was started and ran until 2018, when they decided it was too "adult" - too lurid, supposedly. We followed the exodus to newtumbl and four years of dedication vanished in June of 2023. That work was not only new posts but upgrades of hundreds of old tumblr posts as well. So far, there has been no way to rescue those posts, so this will be the third version of this project. And, I'll warn you in advance, I may slip in covers that are not crime or mystery but just because I like the artwork. Enjoy!

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Category: true crime

January 1952 issue

January 1952

Posted on April 25, 2024September 1, 2024Categories Hardboiled, magazine, true crimeTags circus, dame, pulp illustration, startling detective magazineLeave a comment on January 1952 issue

November 1940 issue

November 1940

cover design by Coughlin (John A. Coughlin??)

Posted on April 24, 2024April 22, 2024Categories Hardboiled, magazine, pulp, spicy, true crimeTags crime detective magazine, woman with a gunLeave a comment on November 1940 issue

December 1937 issue ~ cover art by Harwood Forsgren

December 1937

cover art by Harwood Forsgren

better image than previously posted

Posted on April 23, 2024April 21, 2024Categories Hardboiled, magazine, pulp, true crimeTags dame, femme fatale, front page detective, harwood forsgren, woman with a gunLeave a comment on December 1937 issue ~ cover art by Harwood Forsgren

January 1947 issue

January 1947

Posted on April 22, 2024April 21, 2024Categories Hardboiled, magazine, true crimeTags dame, jewel thief, pulp illustration, sensational detective casesLeave a comment on January 1947 issue

March 1933 issue

March 1933

cover art by Delos Palmer?

[cover updated 11/11/24]

Posted on April 19, 2024November 11, 2024Categories Hardboiled, magazine, pulp, true crime, updatedTags handcuffs, true detective mysteriesLeave a comment on March 1933 issue

April 1952 issue ~ cover art by Howell Dodd

April 1952

cover art by Howell Dodd

better image than previously posted

Posted on April 19, 2024April 14, 2024Categories Hardboiled, magazine, spicy, true crimeTags dame, femme fatale, howell dodd, jewel thief, special detective magazineLeave a comment on April 1952 issue ~ cover art by Howell Dodd

February 1950 issue ~ cover art by Mike McCann

February 1950

cover art by Mike McCann

better image than previously posted

Posted on April 18, 2024June 4, 2026Categories Hardboiled, magazine, pulp, true crimeTags detective world magazine, hollywood, michael mccannLeave a comment on February 1950 issue ~ cover art by Mike McCann

May 1951 issue

May 1951

Posted on April 18, 2024April 14, 2024Categories Hardboiled, magazine, true crimeTags daring detective magazine, pulp illustrationLeave a comment on May 1951 issue

September-October 1950 – cover by Dan Zolnerowich

September-October 1950

cover by Dan Zolnerowich

Posted on April 18, 2024April 14, 2024Categories crime comic, Hardboiled, true crimeTags crime detective comics, dan zolnerwich, pianoLeave a comment on September-October 1950 – cover by Dan Zolnerowich

1st issue, 1937

1st issue, 1937

“Edward S. Sullivan” is noted as a pen name of Walter B. Gibson

Posted on April 18, 2024April 14, 2024Categories Hardboiled, magazine, pulp, true crimeTags dagger, racist imagery, real police stories magazine, walter b. gibsonLeave a comment on 1st issue, 1937

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