This is from 1948. The cover was done by the prolific George Gross.
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Artwork of the Day: Detective Book Magazine (by George Gross)

This is from 1949. After I originally posted this, I learned that the artist responsible for it was George Gross.
Artwork of the Day: Backwoods Bride (by George Gross)

This cover is from 1953 and was done by George Gross, whose work we’ve featured many times in the past on this site.
Artwork of the Day: A Girl Called Joy (by George Gross)
Artwork of the Day: Bed-Time Angel (by George Gross)

by George Gross
This is from 1951. The cover is by George Gross. Apparently, the book was illustrated with “thrilling photos.”
Artwork of the Day: Love Cheat (by George Gross)
This is from 1949. Luther Gordon was pseudonym that was used by several authors who wrote for the Quarter Books Line. The cover was done by George Gross.
Artwork of the Day: Everybody Loves Irene (by George Gross)
This is from 1950. The cover done by George Gross. I like her shoes but I don’t think she should be wearing them on the couch.
Artwork of the Day: Wyoming Outlaw (by George Gross)
Let’s Go Country With The Pulps
With the Fourth of July just a few days away, let’s celebrate the American countryside with the pulps! From the early days of the pulps, life in rural America has been a favorite subject. Here are a few portrayals of that life, courtesy of some of the best artists and illustrators to work in the pulp industry!
Artwork of the Day: Wolf Trap Blonde (by George Gross)

by George Gross
This is from 1949. Back then, you could buy an exciting paperback novel for only twenty-five cents! The cover was done by George Gross, who has been featured many times on site in the past and who will undoubtedly be featured many times in the future.


























