Also featuring The Nymph With Too Many Lovers, $120,000,000 Sunken Treasure, and Florida’s Kicks-And-Kill Blonde
Tag: Charles Copeland
Wicked Woman (Original Title: End Of The Road)
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Married to Murder (1959)
Penal Czar Of Paradise
Kill The Beloved (Original Title: The Perfectionist)
Venus in Mink
One Mink Coat plus Five Gorgeous Females equals A Sexual Riot With No Holds Barred
Because nothing causes dames to riot faster than a 1-in-5 chance of getting a fur coat.
The Narrow Line / The Sisterhood
Snared In A Tangled Web Of Woman-Lust, Lorraine Could Not Resist — The Narrow Line
A Powerful Novel Of A Woman Irresistibly Drawn To Her Own Sex — Compulsively Driven To Cross The Thin Line Into The Land Of Deviate Desire!
Ravished by a stranger, she sank into a swamp of bisexual love…
From the back of The Narrow Line:
Lorraine — desired by men — desirous of women!
Lorraine — who gave herself to men — then took their women!
Lorraine — alluring, seductive — and admittedly lesbian!
Lorraine — who could not resist The Strange Allure…
Lorraine — Lovely, Luscious — And In Love With Her Lover’s Wife!
The Yank’s Five Years in Africa’s “Stockade of the Damned”
Also, The U.S. Skipper Who Outfoxed Japan’s Super Battleship and The Day The Panzers Raided France’s City of Beautiful Women
Nazi-Hating Nymph Of Anzio’s P.O.W. Death March
The 15 Maidens In Col. Mito’s Spy House
The Hunted American Who Ran a ‘Sex Subway’ Out of Wartime Berlin
Execution Of Convoy PQ17
The British Blunder That Lost 500 GI Lives — Tactical error? Sellout? Act of cowardice? There’s never been an explanation for this 24-ship half-a-billion-dollar tragedy…
Also featuring Daytime: Miss Society, Nighttime: “Any Bed” Dolly — The blonde scandal that set the world on its heels and The Great Tramp Army That Held The Hills Of Cyclades — From deep in the Greek mountains they engaged the enemy, a wonderful, straw-hatted, tobacco-chewing, death-dealing hero brigade
Magazines in 1960 saved on printing costs by keeping full-color pages to a minimum, using mostly two-color images for illustrations. In this case, the publisher only wanted to pay for one full-color page for this two-page story spread, so Charles Copeland actually painted this image half color, half duotone.
