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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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July 1941 issue ~ cover art by Harry Kirchner

July 1941 issue

cover art by Harry Kirchner

[post updated 10/16/26]

Posted on October 15, 2026October 16, 2026Categories crime fiction, Hardboiled, magazine, mystery, pulp, updated, weird fictionTags christopher mace, dane gregory, day keene, dime mystery magazine, donald g. cormack, harry kirchner, hooded, racist imagery, william r. cox, yellow menaceLeave a comment on July 1941 issue ~ cover art by Harry Kirchner

March 1941 issue ~ cover art by Harry Kirchner

March 1941

cover art by Harry Kirchner

better image than previously posted

[post updated 10/16/26]

Posted on October 16, 2024October 16, 2026Categories crime fiction, Hardboiled, magazine, mystery, pulpTags carroll john daly, clues detective stories, dagger, edward ronns, harry kirchner, lawrence treat, norvell page, private eye, race williamsLeave a comment on March 1941 issue ~ cover art by Harry Kirchner
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