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Pulp magazine

Pulp magazines, also called "the pulps", were inexpensive fiction magazines that were published from 1896 until around 1955. The word pulp derives from the cheap wood pulp paper on which the magazines were printed. In contrast, magazines printed on higher-quality paper were called "glossies" or "slicks". The typical pulp magazine was 128 pages in length…

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related to Further reading · 50
Pulp magazine → Amazing Pulp Heroes, America, American Pop Culture, An Informal History, Arlington House, Bonanza Books, Borgo Press, Bowling Green University Popular, Cheap Thrills, Crown Publishers, Dangerous Horizons, Dark Side, Dinan, Early Pulp Magazines, Frank, From, Glory Figures, Goodstone, Goulart, Gryphon Books
related to Illustrators · 34
Pulp magazine → American, Among, Argosy, Baumhofer, Bergey, Cover, Covers, Earle, Edd Cartier, Edgar Franklin Wittmack, Emmett Watson, Finlay, Frank, George Rozen, Hugh, Later, Margaret Brundage, Nick Eggenhofer, Norman Saunders, Paul
related to Peak of popularity · 27
Pulp magazine → Adventure, Amazing Stories, Among, Argosy, At, Black Mask, Blue Book, Dime Detective, During, Flying Aces, Frank Gruber, Great Depression, Horror Stories, In, Love Story Magazine, Marvel Tales, Oriental Stories, Planet Stories, Short Stories, Spicy Detective
related to Legacy · 24
Pulp magazine → Al Tonik, Cave, Chet Williamson, Contributors, Don Hutchison, Hugh, In, It, Jessica Amanda Salmonson, Joseph Wrzos, Library News, Mike Resnick, Net, Nick Carr, Pulpcon, PulpFest, Robert Sampson, The, The Browne Popular Culture, The Pulpster
related to External links · 17
Pulp magazine → Cleveland Public Library, CongressClark Pulp Fiction Collection, December, Fiction Collection, Girls, Guns, Library, Money, NetPEAPS, November, Pulp Era Amateur Press, Pulp Magazines ProjectThePulp, Pulp Winds, Pulpmagazines, SocietyPulp Illustration ArtPulp InternationalCNN, St, Vincent University Lesbian Pulp
related to Origins · 10
Pulp magazine → Argosy, Before, British, Frank Munsey's, In, Later, Munsey, Newgate, Sensation, The
related to World War II and market decline · 9
Pulp magazine → Competition, During, Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, Following, In, Second World War, Smith, Street, United States
related to Genres · 5
Pulp magazine → Arthur Roy Mitchell, Colorado, French, Pulp, Westerns
related to Notable original characters · 5
Pulp magazine → Doc Savage, Popular, The Shadow, These, While

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Weird Talesinstance ofMany classic science fiction and crime novels were originally serialized in pulp magazines0.80text
Amazing Storiesinstance ofMany classic science fiction and crime novels were originally serialized in pulp magazines0.80text
and Black Maskinstance ofMany classic science fiction and crime novels were originally serialized in pulp magazines0.80text
All-Story or Weird Talesinstance of5The Phantom DetectiveSecret Agent XThe ShadowThe SpiderPopular pulp characters who appeared in anthology titles0.80text
Pulp magazinerelated to External linksPulpmagazines0.60section
Pulp magazinerelated to External linksPulp Magazines ProjectThePulp0.60section
Pulp magazinerelated to External linksNetPEAPS0.60section
Pulp magazinerelated to External linksPulp Era Amateur Press0.60section
Pulp magazinerelated to External linksSocietyPulp Illustration ArtPulp InternationalCNN0.60section
Pulp magazinerelated to External linksGirls0.60section
Pulp magazinerelated to External linksGuns0.60section
Pulp magazinerelated to External linksMoney0.60section

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