by Stanley Borack
It looks like this was an anthology about single women. Anyone who wanted to experience a world without men only had to spend 35 cents.
Artwork of the Day: Women without Men (by Stanley Borack)
Category Archives: Artwork of the Day
Artwork of the Day: Gretta (by James Avati)
by James Avati
This leggy cover is from 1962.
Artwork of the Day: Ginger (Artist Unknown)
Artist Unknown
This cover of hopping horror is from October of 1931.
Artwork of the Day: No Escape (Artist Unknown)
Artist Unknown
Why would you want to escape from your own hotel? Just lock the rooms that you don’t like.
Artwork of the Day: House Call (by Eric Stanton)
by Eric Stanton
I don’t know what is supposed to be happening in this 1966 Eric Stanton cover and I’m not going to guess.
Artwork of the Day: Hellcat (by Victor Olson)
by Victor Olson
This is from 1964. I guess the Hellcat is the girl who will do anything for money.
Artwork of the Day: Ben Wilson (by Bill Edwards)
by Bill Edwards
Trouble in tight levi’s! I’d pay a buck ninety-five to read about that.
The Manliest Covers Of True Men
by Wil Hulsey
From 1957 to 1975, True Men Stories featured articles about real men doing manly stuff, like fighting wild animals and saving women from enemy soldiers. Below, check out a few of the manliest covers of True Men!
Artist Unknown
Artist Unknown
by Earl Norem
by Earl Norem
by Earl Norem
by Earl Norem
by Wil Hulsey
by Wil Hulsey
by Wil Hulsey
by Wil Hulsey
by Wil Hulsey
by Wil Hulsey
by Wil Hulsey
Unknown Artist
Artwork of the Day: Lust Jungle (by Robert Bonfils)
by Robert Bonfils
This cover is from 1964. Men should not wear a tie with short sleeves.
Artwork of the Day: One Hot Night (Artist Unknown)
Artist Unknown
This cover is from 1960. I wonder what that “old-English word” was.
Through the Shattered Lens