#pulp gaming

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28mm Where Heroes Dare! Pulp game. 3 500 point teams explore an occult infested museum.

[oldschoolfrp]

Curse of the Mummy’s Tomb -- James Warhola cover art for Games Workshop’s 1988 board game, including 4 metal pulp adventure miniatures

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28mm Pulp Where Heroes Dare! Game, Bayou Mayhem

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28mm Pulp Hollow Earth game with Allan Quartermain, Vincent Price, The Invisble Man and The Phantom.

[oldschoolfrp]

Cadillacs & Dinosaurs is the postapocalyptic pulp adventure franchise with one of the coolest names ever, originating in Mark Schultz’s Xenozoic Tales comic.  The 1990 RPG by GDW was based on their Twilight: 2000 rules, and was featured in Challenge 47, December 1990, with Schultz’s cover art.

[oldschoolfrp]

“Call of Cthulhu: Creatures” (Ray Rubin box art for Grenadier Models 1983 miniatures box set, including a nightgaunt, deep one, and ghoul) -- The ray of light on the floor means the investigators on the “Adventures” box are about to get an unpleasant surprise:

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Cadillacs & Dinosaurs The Roleplaying Game -- In 2020, Earth was devastated by geological catastrophe -- Ad in Challenge magazine 49, GDW, March/April 1991, Mark Schultz art for Frank Chadwick’s game based on the Twilight: 2000 system

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“White Apes: These are terrible monsters with a cunning almost equal to human.  Many seem to have a rough tribal organization, and those that do always use stone (or some other form of) clubs. . . They infest the abandoned cities of Barsoom, and they are also found in many other places.”  The 6-armed white apes of Barsoom were said to be a favorite monster of Gary Gygax, eventually reappearing as D&D’s girallon. (Greg Bell, Warriors of Mars by Gygax and Blume, TSR, 1974)