Anyway, I think this one's a real treat, only because THE BLACK CAT doesn't necessarily pop up when one thinks of pulp magazines.
Galactic Central's summary: "A very off-trail magazine which liked to publish unusual stories and featured a large amount of fantasy in its early years. Authors include Jack London, Octavus Roy Cohen, Ellis Parker Butler, Cleveland Moffett, Harry Stephen Keeler, Frank Lillie Pollock."
BLACK CAT, December 1912.



4 comments:
Great cover!
Love those Black Cat covers.
Tres cool indeed.
Surprising how hard it is to find Christmas covers in the pulps. Comics had a tendency for doing more of that. Heck, one year we sent out X-Men (you get that, hey?) Christmas cards from a Christmas cover by John Byrne. I have run across some interior art with a holiday theme in Western Story. Should post that on my blog, and Laurie keep posting them on yours , love it! Jonathan
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