Sentence examples for pulp magazine from inspiring English sources

Doc Savage, American pulp magazine character created by Lester Dent for Street & Smith Publications in 1933.

His first story, "Life-Line," was published in the action-adventure pulp magazine Astounding Science Fiction.

The Maltese Falcon was originally serialised in HL Mencken's "pulp" magazine, Black Mask, from September 1929.

The phrase "Bermuda Triangle" was created in 1964 by author Vincent Gaddis in Argosy, a pulp magazine.

On Armand Brigaud's "Killers on Safari", a story which appeared in a pulp magazine called "Jungle Stories".

At 6-foot-4, Mr. Thourlby is still the strapping fellow who began his career modeling for pulp magazine covers.

"I see comics as carrying pulp culture forward, even while they helped to kill the pulp magazine".

The best of his early stories appeared in the pulp magazine Weird Tales, edited at that time by Dorothy McIlwraith.

Public interest in the voice led Smith & Street to create the pulp magazine The Shadow in 1931.

Ten stories, including the title one, first appeared in the Twenties in Black Mask, the pulp magazine where he made his name.

It's odd because the work feels more like a depiction of classic mythology rather than anything designed for a pulp magazine, but it's just killer.