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Isle of Demons

A novel of lusty adcenture, and a hero who bough this love at a sword’s point.

This Robert McGinnis painting was previously used on the cover of Dark Fury

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Kill Now, Pay Later [Hard Case reprint]

Why would a party girl make him a party to murder?

When Ben Gates took the job guarding the presents at a ritzy upper-class wedding, he thought it would be a simple assignment: stand around, look tough, and make sure none of the bridesmaids walk off with the jewelry.
But that was before someone slipped sleeping pills into Ben’s coffee and a bizarre robbery attempt left two people dead. Now Ben’s reputation is on the line—and if he doesn’t figure out which of three beautiful women is hiding a murderous secret, his life may be as well…

A reprint of this book, with a new cover by the same artist, Robert McGinnis.
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Michael Shayne Mysteries Vol. 1

Michael Shayne boxed DVD set featuring artwork by Robert McGinnis

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The Knife Slipped

Lost for more than 75 years, this was meant to be the second Cool and Lam book but got shelved when Gardner’s publisher objected to (among other things) Bertha Cool’s tendency to “talk tough, swear, smoke cigarettes, and try to gyp people.” The cover is a brand new painting by Robert McGinnis of modern-day pin-up icon Dita von Teese

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Rocco’s Niece

Roxanne’s motto was: Give the people what they want!

I don’t know why they started cramming McGinnis’ artwork into a small corner of the cover in the 70s. The model used here is sex educator, feminist, and author Shere Hite.

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Assignment: Budapest

The orders came from the top Red command. Sam Durell is in Budapest. Find him. Kill him. Bring in the woman with him

It’s interesting that the tagline lost words with each reprinting.

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The Chambermaid Flirted Once Too Often

Also featuring Ohio’s Grim Manhunt For The Love Slayer and One Body In The Canal, One In The Utah Badlands

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Away From Home (1961)

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Marked For Murder (1951)

Michael Shayne heard a voice say: “Why don’t you come in here?”

This book later had three different covers by Robert McGinnis

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The Drowning Pool (1951)

A hard-boiled murder mystery about a beautiful blonde who offered a tough private eye A One Way Ticket To The Morgue!

A 1959 edition can be seen here, and a Dutch printing with a McGinnis cover here

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Joyland (Glen Orbik Cover)

Who Dares Enter The Funhouse Of Fear?

When this novel is published in June 2013, there will also be a cover by Robert McGinnis.

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The first cover is from Dell #542, printed in 1951. When reprinted as #1542 in 1953, Dell censored the artwork. Dell reprinted this title again in 1961 with all new artwork by McGinnis.

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Top Of The Heap (1954)

This book was reprinted with two McGinnis covers and more recently by Hard Case Crime.

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