Exhibitions On View
Lucina Press presents a series of curated digital exhibition halls exploring science fiction, pulp publishing, visual culture, and the imaginative history of the cosmos.
Enter the galleries below.
Cosmos Hall
PLANET STORIES
A curated exploration of the pulp magazine “Planet Stories” — a quirky yet iconic SF magazine highlighting adventure to fantastic worlds,
strange planets, and interplanetary adventures. This hall examines Planet Stories’ editorial history, visual identity, and lasting influence.
Cosmos Hall
THRILLING WONDER STORIES
A curated exploration of the pulp magazine “Thrilling Wonder Stories” — a major player amongst the science fiction magazines of the late 1920s through the mid-1950s.
This hall examines Thrilling Wonder’s editorial history, visual identity, and lasting influence.
Exhibition Hall
THE LANGUAGE ROOM
An investigation of “purple prose” using audio selections from popular literature between 1912 and 1950.
Exhibition Hall
BORN OF TODAY, BOUND FOR TOMORROW
Step back to an age when science was young and every tomorrow seemed within reach. From his first flight in 1928 to his television rebirth half a century later, Buck Rogers carried the dreams of adventure-hungry readers into the boundless reaches of the 25th Century. His rocket ships and ray guns were more than fantasy—they were a promise of progress, courage, and the endless frontier ahead.
Exhibits In Preparation
Famous Fantastic Mysteries: Long Form for Pulp Stories
Ten Detective Aces: Hard-boiled Action
Weird Tales: What is Weird?
The Language & Imagination of the Love Pulps
Guy Gifford
Explore by Hall:
Cosmos Hall: Thrilling Wonder Stories