by Earle Bergey
This cover is from 1926. Even back then, Paris was the city of lonely romance.
Artwork of the Day: Paris Nights (by Earle Bergey)
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Artwork of the Day: Wrong Kind of Love (by Bill Edwards)
by Bill Edwards
This is from 1967. Even though the situation on the cover is a serious one, I can’t stop laughing at the bowtie.
Artwork of the Day: Mammoth Detective (by Robert Gibson Jones)
by Robert Gibson Jones
This cover is from 1943. Always have a whip handy.
Artwork of the Day: Cartoon Humor (by Earle Bergey)
by Earle Bergey
This is from 1946, proving that tan lines have been a problem for a very long time.
Artwork of the Day: Man to Man (by Earl Norem)
by Earl Norem
I love this because a woman is in charge but that’s still not the most practical pirate uniform. This cover is from 1960.
Celebrate International Kissing Day With The Pulps
Today is International Kissing Day! To get everyone in the mood, here is some help from the pulps!
by Al Rossi
Artist Unknown
Artist Unknown
by Norman Saunders
by Raymond Johnson
by Robert Maguire
by Sergio Leone
by Tom Dunn
by Walter Popp
Artist Unknown
Artwork of the Day: Bedside Manners (Artist Unknown)
Artist Unknown
This hot number of a cover is from 1967. The doctor’s face is in the shadows but the cover assures us that he’s “virile.”
Celebrate Bikini Day With The Pulps
Artist Unknown
Who wants to go to the beach?
Since today is the anniversary of the introduction of the bikini and it is summer time, this seems like the perfect time for some beach fun! And here to help is a sampling of pulp paperbacks that are perfect for Bikini Day! Grab one of these and head down to the beach. Be sure to wear sun screen.
by Al Rossi
by Al Rossi
by Don Neiser
by Harry Barton
by John Richards
by Robert McGinnis
by Sergio Leone
Unknown Artist
Unknown Artist
Artwork of the Day: The White Bikini (by Robert McGinnis)
by Robert McGinnis
The world’s first bikini was introduced on July 5th, 1946 by a French fashion designer at a press conference in Paris! Happy Bikini Day!
A Scene that I Love: Snoopy Plays The National Anthem in A Boy Named Charlie Brown
I couldn’t find any Peanuts specials that were set during Independence Day but I did come across this fantastic version of The Star-Spangled Banner from A Boy Named Charlie Brown. A Boy Named Charlie Brown was the first Peanuts movie. It was released in 1969 and, in this scene, Snoopy gets the Little League season off to the right start with the national anthem.
I hope everyone’s having a great 4th of July!
