Weird Tales - (fake) cover by duo
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About Weird Tales
Weird Tales is the name of an American fantasy fiction and horror pulp magazine first published in March of 1923. The magazine was set-up in Chicago by J.C. Henneberger, an ex-journalist with a taste for the macabre. Edwin Baird was the first editor of Weird Tales, and his assistant was Farnsworth Wright.
Weird Tales always struggled financially, and like most pulp magazines including the similarly legendary crime fiction title Black Mask, suffered competition from comic books, radio drama, and eventually inexpensive paperback books. After the death of Lovecraft and retirement of Wright, Weird Tales took on a different flavor, but commercially generally declined until it ceased publication in September 1954 after 279 issues.
About the artwork:
Another Sci-Fi pulp fake cover. This time is Weird Tales, one of the classics of the plup era.
Comments, rates and votes are welcome as always! :)
Comments (4)
Just great as always... You seem to capture cover after cover the antiqueness of the stuff improving every step !
Brundage would be proud.
Love the entire images beautiful galeerie!! "V"
Looks very authentic! Well done!