Black and White

At The Mountains Of Madness

This entire issue can be downloaded here

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Redhead Nympho of Wild Palms Tavern

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“You’ve forgotten something, Pete,” Rita said huskily from the bartop, “And I don’t mean washing the glasses.”

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I Fought Castro’s Cutthroat Guerrilla Squad

From the April 1970 issue of For Men Only

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“Windy” Zippo Ad (the company’s first ad)

Note that in this ad, both his names are misspelled: Enoc Boles not Enoch Bolles. Soon after the first publication, this artwork began to appear without attribution and eventually was mis-attributed to Alberto Vargas. Today, people sell Windy items on eBay and other venues, thinking it’s Vargas when it’s actually (and obviously from the style) Bolles; I understand that even the Zippo company is confused. As a public service, tell your friends, folks, it’s Bolles, not Vargas.

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She-Wolf of Halmahera: White Queen of the Jungle Savages

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Also featuring Around The World With Nothing On: A Secret Report on the True State of Sun Worship, I Ran A Woman’s Prison, The Spanish Prisoner and the Crooked Doll, and Gangi: Hell Smoke of the Caribbean

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Beach Girl For the Night / Laura’s Naked Surprise

Elsa was married to Ernie, ans all she ever talked about was her former boy friend and how wonderful he was. Then, one August weekend, Ernie found a way to shut her up — my making another woman cry for joy…

This painting, for the October 1966 issue of Stag, was redrawn for the August 1971 True Action, rendered as a black and white illustration of a now-topless woman.

When the new young doctor came to Westfield, he carried a bagful of the latest medical tricks. But there weren’t enough for Laura Spencer, who needed “extra-special” attention…

Holiday Pickup Blonde

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I don’t know if the guy in this picture (seen only as a pair of shoes) is in the process of being caught, or being left alone.

Illustration by Earl Norem for For Men Only, December 1968, the cover of which is here.

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Death-Chase for a Million-Dollar Nymph

Action for Men story illustration, July 1973

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Beach House Tramp

“You must be in a pretty big hurry,” McCord called to the girl. “You’ve forgotten to dress…”

A tantalizing, honey-lush blonde hellion, she fled from her motel shower into the arms of Wes McCord, bringing promises of passion and of a fortune in stolen loot. Then, with one flick of her petal-soft hips, she dragged him through a nightmare maze of speedboats, fists and kill-crazy hoods in a corpse-studded manhunt and treasure search that seared Florida’s Gulf Coast far worse than any tropic sun…

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Tag: Black and White

At The Mountains Of Madness

Redhead Nympho of Wild Palms Tavern

Air Raid On Cave Prison

I Fought Castro’s Cutthroat Guerrilla Squad

“Windy” Zippo Ad (the company’s first ad)

She-Wolf of Halmahera: White Queen of the Jungle Savages

Beach Girl For the Night / Laura’s Naked Surprise

Holiday Pickup Blonde

Death-Chase for a Million-Dollar Nymph

Beach House Tramp

Hark Africa

South Pacific Salvage War On Japan’s Undersea Graveyard

Strip-Poker Swap

Golddiggers of 1956