
Jongor of Lost Land — Fantastic Adventures Cover, October 1940
In the dynamic style of Ziff-Davis pulp cover artists — likely Robert Gibson Jones or a contemporary — this vivid gouache painting crackles with prehistoric menace. A near-naked archer rides a massive horned dinosaur-like beast, loosing an arrow at a swooping red-winged pterodactyl carrying off a human victim. Bold, clashing yellows, pinks, and blues in the banded sky amplify the lost-world drama, showcasing the era's signature blend of Edgar Rice Burroughs-style savage heroism and lurid creature spectacle.
More savage Edgar Rice Burroughs than measured Jules Verne — a near-naked bowman riding a horned dinosaur while shooting a man-snatching pterodactyl under a psychedelic candy-stripe sky is peak lost-world pulp delirium.
“PAGANINI - MAN OR DEVIL? SEE PAGE 120 fantastic ADVENTURES GRIM DANGER IN A LOST WORLD JONGOR OF LOST LAND By Robert Moore Williams OCTOBER 20c FANTASY – MYSTERY – ADVENTURE THORNTON AYRE ★ HENRY KUTTNER ★ JAMES NORMAN VOLUME 2 NUMBER 8”





