by Rudolph Belarski
Something about the way he’s standing there at the window with that enthusiastic smile makes me laugh every time I look at this cover. Maybe it’s the beret. He’s a citizen of Paris so he has to wear the beret. This cover was done by Rudolph Belarski. He even signed his work.
by Raymond Johnson
It’s a shocking story! One thing I’ve noticed about the pulps is that one sister was always good and one sister was always dangerous and they both always wanted the same man. This cover was done by Raymond Johnson, whose work has been featured on this site often in the past and will probably be shared even more in the future.
by Robert Schulz
This joyful cover is from 1956.
by Charles Copeland
This fashion-filled cover was published in 1956.
Artist Unknown
This is from 1937. It’s true!
Artist Unknown
This is from 1947. She’s definitely sending a message with the way she’s holding her cigarette.
by Howard Connelly
This intense cover is from 1948.
by Leo Morey
This is from 1937! Say goodbye to the world.
by Maria Von Trapp
by Bernard Barton
Stay safe in New Orleans tonight!
Through the Shattered Lens