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twincovercollector on Flickr.
Spawn of the Vampire by N. Wesley Firth.
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![Wanton Witch [Judson Grey] 1 by Jim Barker on Flickr.
Wanton Witch by Judson Grey, Epic Original #119.
“The shocking story of a passionate, perverted woman whose twisted lust led her to a demon’s desire—the control of the bodies of men—or women!”](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ls5g5sK4lc1r3dllwo1_500.jpg)
Wanton Witch [Judson Grey] 1 by Jim Barker on Flickr.
Wanton Witch by Judson Grey, Epic Original #119.
“The shocking story of a passionate, perverted woman whose twisted lust led her to a demon’s desire—the control of the bodies of men—or women!”
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via OctoberMansion on Flickr.
The Reign of Wizardry by Jack Williamson, Lancer 72-761, (c)1964.
Cover Art by Frank Frazetta.
“The magic of the dark one enslaved the world…Theseus alone stood against it.”
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things with claws by your neighborhood librarian on Flickr.
Things with Claws edited by Whit & Hallie Burnett, Ballentine Books.
“Terrifying tales of clawed creatures with murderous motives”
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The Monster From Earth’s End by unclezuck on Flickr.
The Monster from the Earth’s End by Murray Leinster, Gold Medal Book #832, (c)1959.
“There was nothing on the island big enough to kill a man, yet each new day brought with it another bloody death, another mysterious disappearance.”
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The Girls from Planet 5 by McClaverty on Flickr.
The Girls from Planet 5, by Richard Wilson, Ballantine Books #117, (c)1955
Cover art by Richard M. Powers
“The invaders of Earth were beautiful! … A different science-fiction novel.”
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SIN IN SPACE by martinprine on Flickr.
Sin in Space by Cyril Judd, Beacon #312, (c)1959.
“On a world older than time, built upon dope and vice, this was…
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Spawn Of The Bayou by The Real Devil Doll on Flickr.
Spawn of the Bayou by John B. Thompson, Beacon #208.
“Kathy’s love was like a floodtide… turbulent… tempestuous…uncontrollable!”
“A lusty novel of violence and passion set in the primitive backwater country of Louisiana.”
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The Ant Men by jholbo on Flickr.
The Ant Men by Eric North, MacFadden Books.
“Man hurtles backward in time… and finds a nightmare world where pre-historic monsters rule the earth”
This cover creeps me out.
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MICKSIDGE on Flickr.
The Ranch Cat by William Hopson, Lion Books, (c)1951.
Cover art by Mitchell Hooks.
“The man who touches me…DIES!”
Dedicated to the good, bad & unintentionally hilarious covers of pulp fiction novels. These covers usually featured provocative lines of text with lurid illustrations. Pulps also trafficked in stereotypes, so please enjoy these covers within their historical context. You may also see the occasional lady or man bits. FYeah Pulp Fiction Covers is lovingly maintained by a red-headed librarian trapped in the Midwest.
