This exciting cover is from 1941 and was done by Norman Saunders.
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Artwork of the Day: New Detective (by Norman Saunders)
Artwork of the Day: Complete Sports (by Norman Saunders)
Artwork of the Day: New Detective (by Norman Saunders)
The Covers of Prison Life Stories
Prison Life Stories was a magazine that ran for three issues in 1935. Edited by the warden of a federal prison, Prison Life Stories featured articles written by actual law enforcement personnel and actual convicts. J. Edgar Hoover contributed an article to the first issue. The third issue was written by prisoners.
Here are the three covers of Prison Life Stories:
The Covers Of Mystery Tales
Mystery Tales was one of the many pulp magazines from West Fiction Publishing Company. From 1938 to 1940, over the course of 9 issues, Mystery Tales brought readers stories of cults, criminals, demons, femme fatales, and damsels in distress. Though I’m sure the stories were fine, the magazine is today mostly remembered and sought after by collectors for its extremely lurid covers. Below are 7 of the covers of Mystery Tales!
Artwork of the Day: Western Short Stories (by Norman Saunders)

by Norman Saunders
This is from 1950. How can you ride a horse and shoot two guns at the same time? You can’t.
Celebrate International Kissing Day With The Pulps
Artwork of the Day: Liberty (by Norman Saunders)

by Norman Saunders
This is from 1939.
Artwork of the Day: Black Mask (by Norman Saunders)

by Norman Saunders
This cover is by Norman Saunders, whose work has been featured on the site many times in the past and which will continue to be featured in the future.























