Pulp Librarianさんのイラストまとめ

"Let me help you out there buddy..." Planet Stories, January 1947.

There are many excellent blog sites detailing the history of British girls' comics:

- Jinty and Tammy: https://t.co/kBRD6r6zz5

- Misty: https://t.co/F2St6K2045

- Bunty: https://t.co/1AoufehPVD

- Lew Stringer's blog: https://t.co/mpuA6RMKjU

More girls' comics another time...

In his Exegesis he wrote: "We appear to be memory coils... in a computer-like thinking system which, although we have correctly recorded and stored thousands of years of experiential information... there is a malfunction of memory retrieval."

Today in pulp I head back to 1954. Quite the year...

And so it begins... https://t.co/nc2t2o5LZs

“I don’t dig this one at all.”

Rejection letter quote for On The Road, a novel by Jack Kerouac.

Ataa Oko was a Ghanaian artist who specialised in figurative palanquin design and fantasy coffin building, before developing as an Art Brut painter in his 80s. Ghanaian coffin art is a modern tradition and was greatly developed by fellow Ghanaian artist Paa Joe.

In 1948 Jean Dubuffet, Andre Breton and others formed the "Compagnie de l’Art Brut" to find and publicise the 'rough art' that Der Blaue Reiter group had celebrated. Over the years they built a vast collection.

Bathroom ideas from 1959.

Obviously don't try this if you have cats...

It's based on working backwards from organisms that currently exist. What about the extinct ones? Plus LUCA is still a complicated organism. How did this complexity come about? What was before LUCA?