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Take That, Commie!

Escape From Moscow, Women’s Real Sexual Needs, The Nude French Decoy, and The Backwoods Torture Plot of Luke Watkins

Update: Now with the actual cover in addition to the painting.

I would really like to know what story this was painted for, but I can’t find any details about it. It looks like an Arab costume on the woman, a vaguely ethnic guy, and Roman chariots. Something Byzantine, perhaps?

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Frank McCarthy’s James Bond Cover Art (1972-72)

Casino Royale, From Russia With Love, Doctor No, and Goldfinger

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Sin Date With A Sleep-Over Nurse

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“My goodness, Mr. Taylor,” Maureen murmured. “Haven’t you ever seen a nurse out of uniform before?”

Young, lush, golden-haired, she was the live-in nurse who tended Frank Taylor’s bedridden wife—and to Taylor himself, a tantalizing, just-out-of-reach goad to bottled-up passions. Then came the night he realized that the perfect female body beneath the starched white uniform was tormented by needs as fevered as his own, triggering his first step toward the limits of forbidden desire…

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Edit: Added the cover for this issue, which includes a different painting of this scene by Mort Kunstler, rather than Gil Cohen who did the interior illustration. via via

Little-Known Commando Raid That Saved D-Day

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Also ‘French Girls Barracks’, and ‘Why Detroit Won’t Give Americans A Safe Tire’

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The Wizard Of Venus

Book by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Cover by Roy Krenkel.

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Triple-Cross Mob

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The Lure Was Money… But Pilot Tom Carew Had a Different Racket

I am trying to imagine the circumstances that would lead to a man and woman running nude from a small plane with suitcases full of cash, while being pursued by what may be the authorities.

Gil Cohen duotone for STAG, Nov. 1971

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