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Pulpular
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Pulpular
Some words from E-phemera:
Pulpular is a digital adaptation of type used on the cover of pulp magazines issued by Popular Publications in the 1920s and '30s, such as Dime Detective Magazine and Terror Tales. It was developed as an alternative to Futura and other similar sans serif fonts while working on a pulp magazine prop project.
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