Weird Tales Cover “Ooze” March 1923 Canvas Tote Bag

This canvas tote bag is a stylish and functional way to show your love of classic horror and fantasy. The bag features a reproduction of the cover art for the March 1923 issue of Weird Tales, a pulp magazine that was known for its groundbreaking horror and fantasy stories. The cover art, created by Richard R. Epperly, depicts a giant amoeba-like creature emerging from a swamp. The creature is covered in slime, and it has a large, gaping mouth. The image is both striking and memorable, and it perfectly captures the sense of horror and suspense that is central to the magazine.

The bag is made from high-quality canvas and features a sturdy handle and a spacious interior. It is perfect for carrying books, magazines, groceries, or anything else you need to transport. The bag is also machine-washable, so you can keep it looking its best.

This tote bag is a must-have for fans of classic horror and fantasy. It is a stylish and functional way to show your love of the genre, and it is sure to turn heads wherever you go.

Richard R. Epperly was an American illustrator who worked in the pulp magazine industry. He was born in 1894 in Illinois, and he began his career as an illustrator in the early 1920s. He worked for a number of pulp magazines, including Weird Tales, Amazing Stories, and Astounding Science Fiction. He also illustrated books, comic books, and advertisements.

Epperly’s work was characterized by its dark and atmospheric style. He was a master of creating images that were both striking and memorable. His work was praised by critics and fans alike, and he is considered one of the most important artists in the history of science fiction and fantasy.

Epperly died in 1972 at the age of 78. His work continues to be admired by fans of classic horror and fantasy.

A must-have for Weird Tales enthusiasts, collectors of vintage treasures, or admirers of Richard R. Epperly’s artistic genius, our canvas tote bag is a tangible connection to a bygone era of speculative storytelling. It sparks conversations and pays homage to the enduring allure of Weird Tales as a groundbreaking publication in the realm of the macabre and supernatural.