Pulp Parade #100: Snake God sez, “make sure she stays dead.”

Pulp Parade #99: A most uncomfortable situation
Pulp Parade #101: Ghoulish entertainment

This is Thrilling Mystery for March 1936, no recorded artist and no ISFDB entry, and I am beginning to wonder if the dudes in the red robes and cowls aren’t the real fictional origin of the “redshirt.” I found this cover at Pulp Covers and verified its publication date via the Galactic Central index.

One thought on “Pulp Parade #100: Snake God sez, “make sure she stays dead.”

  1. I find a craftsmanlike accuracy in the depiction of the knots. And I’m always titillated by Mad Monks.

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