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twincovercollector on Flickr.
Spawn of the Vampire by N. Wesley Firth.
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Speak Of The Devil by DK Rising on Flickr.
Alfred Hitchcock’s Speak of the Devil, Dell #7654.
“A red-hot feast of fiendish fun—served up with satanic skill.”
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Delano Ames - Murder Begins At Home
Dell Books 552, 1951
Cover Artist: Robert Stanley“Miranda gets stabbed and Dagobert Brown finds the killer plus some scandalous information”
Outside of the name Dagobert, that description is one of the most boring I’ve seen.
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Murder in the Wind
Could she find the naked courage to crowd a lifetime of loving into one short night?
http://pulpcovers.com/murder-in-the-windI don’t know, but I bet you she can sure have fun trying!
Posted on October 1, 2011 via Pulp Covers with 12 notes
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Dead Dolls Don’t Talk by Day Keene
Crest Books #286
“He figured her for just another one-night stand… until he found her still there in the morning—murdered.”
That tag line makes me want to get out my red copy-editor pen.
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