Pulps, so-called due to the poor quality 'pulp' paper used, are collected these days more for their remarkable artwork than for their often under-appreciated story and article content. The exception may be the 'Blue Book Magazine' which ran stories from the fertile mind of Edgar Rice Burroughs.

Detective Magazine dated April 15, 1934 (vol.11?or 2, no.3)	Detective Tales September 1935 (vol.1, no.2)	Sports Action July 1937 (vol.2, no.11).

From Terry.
I produce a small press magazine called Thriller UK that covers vintage British Pulp/thriller heroes (from the 'Penny Dreadfuls' to James Bond) and American Pulp Heroes. This covers Sexton Blake, Nelson Lee etc. and heroes from The Thriller (Saint, Toff, Norman Conquest) as well as a host of others. My website is here.

The issue of the Blue Book Magazine on the left, December 1935 (vol.62, no.2), included an episode of Edgar Rice Burroughs' serial TARZAN AND THE IMMORTAL MEN. Edgar Rice BURROUGHS A HUGE site with countless pages of scans. Edgar Rice BURROUGHS ERBzine WEEKLY ONLINE FANZINE Children's Pocket Libraries Clubs and Magazines Page editor

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