My original tumblr post was here. This image, Get Ready, was executed and posted by the artist DMFO, who has done commissioned work before here.
Tumblr favorite #2422: Get ready
Monthly Archives: August 2016
Visiting Faculty: Chapter Four, Page Sixteen
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Tumblr favorite #2421: Pariah Girl
My original tumblr post was here. This is Super-Science Fiction #3 (April 1957) with a cover by Frank Kelly Freas. The cover promotes ‘Pariah Girl’ by Boyd Ellanby; ‘The Rim of Eternity,’ by Koller Ernst; ‘Invulner able,’ by Harlan Ellison; and ‘One Woman for Venus,’ by Wiston Marks. It was first posted on tumblr by Pulp Covers.
Tumblr favorite #2420: One Man’s Hell
My original tumblr post was here. This April 1940 edition of the magazine Strange Stories advertises “‘One Man’s Hell,” a weird novelet of a Tortured Soul, by Eli Colter.” It was first posted by Pulp Covers.
Visiting Faculty: Chapter Four, Page Fifteen
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Tumblr favorite #2419: Freak Parade
My original tumblr post was here. This illustration is FreakParade 2 by blitzcadet (Brett Parson).
Tumblr favorite #2418: Planetary
My original tumblr post was here. This animated graphic was first posted on tumblr by Phazed and comes to us via littlebunnysunshine.
Visiting Faculty: Chapter Four, Page Fourteen
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Tumblr favorite #2417: Hot damn! Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee both!
MY original tumblr post was here. The image is an Italian-language promotional poster for The Curse of Frankenstein (here as La Maschera di Frankenstein. It was first posted on tumblr by Reginald Juice.
Tumblr favorite #2416: A Metropolis collection
My original tumblr post was here. These images associated with the 1927 silent filme Metropolis were first posted on tumblr by Forgotten Futures and come to us via scottpvaughn. The first pair appear to be promotional work for a movies at the Castro theater by David O’Daniel, who has a site here. TThe third image is one of a large series of movie posters by Ken Taylor. The final image is Metropolis by Canadian artist Ron Guyatt.