by Rudolph Belarski
This is from 1948. Hopefully, nothing will halt our holidays. Quote from my sister, when I showed her this cover: “How cold do the holiday get there?”
Artwork of the Day: Popular Detective (by Rudolph Belarski)
Category Archives: Artwork of the Day
Artwork of the Day: Zane Grey’s Western (by Robert Stanley)
by Robert Stanley
This is Christmas-y cover is from 1953. Doctor Lang might need a taste of his own medicine.
Artwork of the Day: Wink (by Peter Driben)
by Peter Driben
This is from 1949. Are you looking forward to the holidays?
Artwork of the Day: December
by Erin Nicole
Artwork of the Day: Special Detective (Howell Dodd)
by Howell Dodd
This is from 1953. It’s as true today as it was back then.
Artwork of the Day: Snappy Stories (by Earle Bergey)
by Earle Bergey
No to what? Tennis? I’m always up for tennis.
Artwork of the Day: Romantic Story (Artist Unknown)
Artist Unknown
Just to state the obvious, that’s not very romantic. This cover is from 1941.
Artwork of the Day: Teen-Age Terror (by James Meese)
by James Meese
My high school was nothing like this!
Artwork of the Day: Ivan The Terrible (by James Meese)
by James Meese
He may be terrible but everyone appears to be having a good time.
Artwork of the Day: Lowdown (by James Hill)
by James Hill
This cover epitomizes American show business.
Through the Shattered Lens 