Weird Tales July 1949, Brown, Quinn, Bloch
This collectible issue of the iconic pulp magazine “Weird Tales” is from July 1949. This issue features the intriguing story “Come and Go Mad” by renowned author Fredric Brown. The cover art is striking, showcasing a fantastical creature with green skin, horns, and wings engaged in what appears to be a magical ritual with smaller creatures around it. The vibrant colors and dynamic illustration make this cover a true example of classic pulp artwork.
The magazine shows signs of wear consistent with its age, including edge wear, spine stress, and minor tears or creases on the cover. The pages have some degree of yellowing, so please refer to the provided images for more details on the condition.
This collectible issue of the iconic pulp magazine “Weird Tales” is from July 1949. This issue features the intriguing story “Come and Go Mad” by renowned author Fredric Brown. The cover art is striking, showcasing a fantastical creature with green skin, horns, and wings engaged in what appears to be a magical ritual with smaller creatures around it. The vibrant colors and dynamic illustration make this cover a true example of classic pulp artwork.
The magazine shows signs of wear consistent with its age, including edge wear, spine stress, and minor tears or creases on the cover. The pages have some degree of yellowing, so please refer to the provided images for more details on the condition.
This collectible issue of the iconic pulp magazine “Weird Tales” is from July 1949. This issue features the intriguing story “Come and Go Mad” by renowned author Fredric Brown. The cover art is striking, showcasing a fantastical creature with green skin, horns, and wings engaged in what appears to be a magical ritual with smaller creatures around it. The vibrant colors and dynamic illustration make this cover a true example of classic pulp artwork.
The magazine shows signs of wear consistent with its age, including edge wear, spine stress, and minor tears or creases on the cover. The pages have some degree of yellowing, so please refer to the provided images for more details on the condition.