H. Bok

449 Pins

Collection by

John Fornwalt

Art by Hannes Bok from Weird Tales - March, 1940.

Art by Hannes Bok from Weird Tales - December, 1939.

Horror pulp fiction

6 Pins

Pulp magazine covers

5 Pins

The Science Fiction Gallery / Hannes Bok - The Thinking Cap, 1953.

Art

96 Pins

Illustration by Hannes Bok. "Skull-face and Others". (Robert E. Howard)

Hannes Bok - Who Goes There? First Edition (Shasta Publishers, 1947). John W. Campbell, Jr, wrap around

Hannes Bok, After the Atom (poem) by Stanton A. Coblentz, Famous Fantastic Mysteries 50-04, P.115.

Pulp fiction art

67 Pins

Have I not wandered intoxicated through the universe of shapes? Yes!... - but does it float

INCREDIBLE SITE FOR SCI FI MATERIAL...OLD SCI FI MOVIE POSTERS, SCI FI BOOK JACKETS, AND DRAWINGS. Hannes Bok - 2 by Aeron Alfrey,

Ink/drawling

274 Pins

an illustration of a woman riding on the back of a white dog in front of space

Thinking Cap

Science Fiction Magazines

The Science Fiction Gallery

The Science Fiction Gallery / Hannes Bok - The Thinking Cap, 1953.

Hannes Bok

Hannes Bok - 17

Science Fiction Art

Perspective Art

Magazine Illustration

Fairytale Art

Sci Fi Fantasy

Hannes Bok | Original Super Science pulp magazine illustration, Popular Publications (1941) | MutualArt

bok battle

a drawing of a woman reading a book while sitting on top of a bird statue

Children's Book Illustration

Hannes Bok

Hannes Bok, illustrator - Pan Demos 2,1949

a woman standing next to a giant creature in front of a tree with flowers on it

Scratchboard Techniques

Hannes Bok

Hannes Bok - Venusian Tragedy, 1940

an image of two people sitting on top of each other in front of a giant octopus

Collective Consciousness

Detective Fiction

Natural Balance

Science Fiction Illustration

Black And White Interior

Bristol Board

Hannes Bok

"Hannes Bok, pseudonym for Wayne Woodard (1914-1964), was an American artist, as well as an amateur astrologer and writer of fantasy fiction and poetry. He painted nearly 150 covers for various science fiction, fantasy, and detective fiction magazines, as well as contributing hundreds of black and white interior illustrations. Bok’s work graced the pages of calendars and early fanzines, as well as dust jackets from specialty book publishers like Arkham House, Shasta, and Fantasy Press. His pa...