Pulp Librarianさんのイラストまとめ

There were literally several other indie bands in 1993 we could have featured, so don't feel disappointed if your favourite wasn't there!

You can feel annoyed that nobody under the age of 40 has heard of them however.

More dragons another time...

Tony DiTerlizzi's cover art for Dragon magazine #242, December 1997.

Runaway kinda got lost amongst all the other sci-fi films of 1984, but this one is definitely worth streaming - not least for the cool heat seeking bullets Simmons let's fly with! I wouldn't mind seeing a modern reboot of this one.

Handles were varied and creative in CB, so some artistic licence was needed when creating an appropriate eyeball card.

A number of artists specialised in designing QSL cards, and there were plenty of customers willing to pay too dollar for a distinctive design.

Don't even get me started on Asimov book covers...

Today in pulp... the searing, evocative power of a well crafted opening sentence!

For this thread I will draw my examples from the greatest writer in the English language (based on synonym use): the Reverand Lionel Fanthorpe.

Aged eight Frazetta was enrolled in the Brooklyn Academy of Fine Arts under the tutelage of Michael Falanga. He later said he learnt little from his teachers but a huge amount from his classmates.

I have gathered you all together in the drawing room to reveal... the answers to the last round!

I hope you guessed a few.