
by Rudolph Belarski
This cover was done by Rudolph Belarski, whose work I have shared many times in the past and I will undoubtedly share it many more times in the future. That vulture would make me nervous too.

by Rudolph Belarski
This cover was done by Rudolph Belarski, whose work I have shared many times in the past and I will undoubtedly share it many more times in the future. That vulture would make me nervous too.

by Fred Charles Rodewald
This cover was done by Fred Charles Rodewald. Reno Tramp was originally written in 1949. The cover above is from a later edition.

by Rudy Nappi
This cover is from 1951 and was done by an artist who we’ve featured many times in the past and who will undoubtedly be featured many times in the future, Rudy Nappi!

by George Gross
This is from 1951. The cover is by George Gross. Apparently, the book was illustrated with “thrilling photos.”

by Howell Dodd
Someone doesn’t appear to be taking parole seriously. This cover was done by Howell Dodd.

Artist Unknown
This is from 1960. Hopefully, she got a good lawyer after this and sued the Hell out of her boss.

Artist Unknown
This cover is from 1965. The identity of the artist responsible is not known but if your heart is turning green, call a doctor.
Unknown Artist
This is from 1966. Stories about “what really happened” at college were popular during the pulp era, because they both scared and titalated parents while giving the future college students of America something to look forward to. The author’s name, Charles X. Wolffe, looks like an obvious pseudonym or a house name that many writers shared. But Beacon Signal only published four books by “Charles X. Wolffe” so he might have been a real person. Unfortunately ,the identity of the artist responsible for this cover is not known.