Below is a list of dealers who will be exhibiting at PulpFest 2026.
Rommin Adl
Adventure House (John & Maureen Gunnison)
Age of Aces (Chris & David Kalb)
Mark Alvarado (with Steven Spilger)
Leonard Apa
Becky Books (Jim Beard)
Brian Bohnett
Books from the Crypt (Steve Ericson)
Brenner’s Collectable Books (Michael Brenner)
The Burroughs Bibliophiles (Henry G Franke III)
Wayne Carey
Nick Certo
Mike Chomko
Scott Cranford (Doc Con)
Jack Cullers
Curious Books (Ray Walsh)
Christopher Dale
Dearly Departed Books (Scott & Linda Edwards)
John deSoto
Jennifer DiGiacomo (Doc Con)
DreamHaven Books (Greg Ketter & Lisa Freitag)
David Earle
Doug Ellis & Deb Fulton
Fantasy Illustrated (Dave Smith)
Brendan & Robin Faulkner (R & B Ent.)
Flinch! Books (John Bruening & Jim Beard)
Dwight Fuhro
Gieger and Archer Books (William Carney & Mark Egner)
Green Archer Comics (Allan Liska)
George Hagenauer
Richard Hall
Heartwood Books & Art (Amanda Peebles and Tim Granger)
Heritage Auctions (Sasha Fraze)
Paul Herman
Ron Hill (Doc Con)
The Illustration Booth/The Shadow Con (Joseph C. Booth)
John Knott
Bill Lampkin
Gary & Lucille Lovisi
Hunter Lyon
Craig McDonald
Bob McGeeney
Alan McGill
John McMahan
Bill McMahon
Peter Macuga
Bill Mann
Emanuel Maris
Tom Martin
Walker Martin
William Patrick Maynard
Terry Meister
Meteor House/FarmerCon (Mike Croteau, Win Scott Eckert, Paul Spiteri)
Charles F. Millhouse
Brian K. Morris
Murania Press (Ed Hulse)
Will Murray
Phil Nelson
New Dimensions Comics (Todd McDevitt)
New Texture (Wyatt Doyle)
Mike Parsons
Curt Phillips
Point of Impact Publishing (Joseph Nelson)
Craig Poole
Alan Porter
Pulp 2.0 & Men’s Adventure Quarterly (Bill Cunningham)
Brandon Purvis
Garyn & Virginia Roberts
Joseph Saine
Rick Santman (with New Dimensions)
Dave Schmidt (Main Street Music)
Darrell Schweitzer
The Shadowed Circle/The Shadow Con (Tim King)
Shasta/Phoenix Art (Lauren Stump)
Steven Spilger (with Mark Alvarado)
Terry’s Old School Comics (Terry O’Neill)
Thade, Bill (with New Dimensions)
Tim’s Books (Tim Paxton)
Typhoon Tales (Sean McGraw)
Sheila Vanderbeek
John Ventre
Veritas Entertainment (L.S. Goozdich & Nathanael Hummel)
Bill Wagner
Mark & Carol Wheatley
John Wooley (with John McMahan)
Derek Woywood (Collectors Comics)
Ygor’s Books (Larry Hallock)
If you’d like to print out a copy of our dealers’ roster, click here for a one-page PDF.
For more information about individual dealers, click the “dealers” category on our homepage to read our A – Z biographies. There are five different posts briefly describing each of our 2026 dealers.
To wander through our dealers’ room, you’ll have to register for the convention at the door. Our advance registrations ended on Sunday, July 26, but you can register at the door. You can download a copy of our registration form by clicking here or through the link found on our registration page. Bring it along to PulpFest to help things move smoothly.
In addition to the 87 dealers listed above, we’ll also be selling PulpFest t-shirts at our registration desk in a variety of sizes. Your choice of black or royal blue with the PulpFest logo across the chest. Click the link in our top menu to learn more.
We’ll also be raffling off a copy of Pirates of Venus — The Illustrators Edition, the first book in the Amtor series by Edgar Rice Burroughs, a $350 value. The book features over 100 illustrations by a dazzling array of artists, including Daren Bader, Gary Gianni, Thomas Grindberg, Richard Hescox, Michael Kaluta, Doug Klauba, Mark Schultz, Laurence Schwinger, William Stout, Mark Wheatley, and Thomas Yeates.
Tickets will be available at the PulpFest 2026 registration desk for $5. Buy as many as you want. You don’t need to be present at the drawing to win. And if you don’t win, stick around. A copy of Robert Zeuschner’s masterful Edgar Rice Burroughs: The Bibliography will also be given away. The drawing will be on Saturday evening, August 1.
Many thanks to Jim Gerlach of ERB Books for donating these two books for our PulpFest 2026 raffle.
PulpFest 2026 will begin on Thursday, July 30, and run through Sunday, August 2, at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Pennsylvania.
We look forward to seeing you at PulpFest 2026. Your PulpFest membership also makes you a member of Doc Con 2026, FarmerCon XXI, and The Shadow Con 2026. That’s four conventions for one price!
If you’re a paper collector, wouldn’t you like to have a time machine to join the people in our featured image? This late May 1942 newsstand was located in Southington, Connecticut. Featured are pulp magazines, comic books, and other publications, largely dated June and July 1942.
The original black and white photograph was taken by Charles Fenno Jacobs of the Office of War Information and posted to shorpy.com — the American Historical Photo archive — by Dave, the webmaster and co-owner of Shorpy, Inc. — on December 10, 2013. The image was later colorized by Avi A. Katz and posted to his blog, “Colorizing History,” on October 19, 2014. It is used here with permission.
Learn what PulpFest 2026 has to offer in Craig McDonald’s video on our YouTube Channel.
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