This cover is from 1952. This really doesn’t look like Peter Driben’s work to me but every source that I’ve found online says that he’s the one who did this cover.
Tag Archives: Peter Driben
Artwork of the Day: Whisper (by Peter Driben)
This cover is from 1949.
Artwork of the Day: Eyeful (by Peter Driben)
This cover is from 1946.
Survive April Fools Day With The Pulps!
April Fools Day is the worst of all holidays and it’s hated by all good people, including me. Here to help us survive this “gag”-filled day, here are some pulp covers that are dedicated to jokes, gags, laughs, and sometimes pin-ups. If you’ve been fooled today, maybe these covers can provide some comfort. If you haven’t been fooled, just remember that this terrible day is not over yet.
Artwork of the Day: Movie Fun (by Peter Driben)
This cover is from 1940.
Artwork of the Day: Titter (by Peter Driben)
This ironed cover is from 1952.
Artwork of the Day: Whisper (by Peter Driben)
This scandalous cover is from 1949.
Artwork of the Day: Joker (by Peter Driben)
Someone’s going to get tossed in front of a bus.
Artwork of the Day: Silk Stocking Annual (by Peter Driben)
This is from 1938.
The Covers of Headline Detective
From 1939 to 1944, Headline Detective was published by MacFadden Publications. It was one of the many pulp magazine to focus on stories of true crime, thievery, murder, and femme fatales. Here’s a sampling of the cover of Headline Detective. Where known, the artist has been credited.