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Given the size of the Perry Rhodan universe its amazing to think one single artist did so much to bring it to life. But Bruck's distinctive style helped readers feel it was both a unique and unified cosmos they were reading about.
Bruck's style was unmistakable: a blend of the futuristic and the organic. It's a homely style that makes you think that outer space isn't so different from your own back yard - just weirder.
Johnny Bruck was one of the most prolific illustrators in science fiction. He painted over 6,000 covers during his career, as well as many interior illustrations. The vast majority were for one title: Perry Rhodan.
Today in pulp... I look back at the wonderful pulp art of Johnny Bruck! #TuesdayThoughts
Expressa, launched in 1973, took a different route towards simple futurism: smooth curves and pleasant proportions. It worked well with a shadow too.
Are these books any good? Well there's plenty of bloody action and Hardin is always getting injured and having to fight against immense pain. Plus he has a moustache (sometimes). And a side parting. So he has lots to deal with.
Alice in Wonderland / Why the Sea is Salt. Let's Pretend: Telegeneral Records 1970. Sleeve art by David Chestnutt.