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| Veteran pulp magazine and original art dealer Doug Ellis with some of his pulps and paintings. Doug promotes the Windy City Pulp & Paperback Show in the Chicago, IL area that I’m told is notably bigger than PulpFest. I’ve been wanting to go for several years so this year I asked Doug if he would give me a press pass as an inducement to make the long drive next year. He said he would so I plan on going to that show in April 2023. |
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| Joe Saine with some of his 1950s and 1960s sleaze paperbacks. It would be fun to collect these type of books but they are even more expensive than science fiction paperbacks which I prefer and I can’t afford to collect everything. I didn’t ask Joe the price of this example of his Humorama original art pages all of which were drawn by Bill Ward. Rick Santman was asking $100 for his non-Ward Humorama art so I’m sure Joe’s has to be more than that. |
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| I took one more photo of Mr. Franke with his nice Burroughs Bibliophiles sign. He had just signed up another member to this literary society and he told me he had pretty good luck during the show signing up new members. |
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