Samson Pollen

Baron von Oscht’s Forest Of Naked Thrills

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Nurse Carolyn

MATERNITY WARD by Joseph Como, All Star Book #AS 135, 1967

She Was Not Only Good For Her Patients… She Was Good To Them

An Intimate Peek Into The Extra-Curricular Duties Of a Very Private Nurse!

Cover art was reused for Maternity Ward by Joseph Como, All Star Book #AS 135, 1967

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Raw Meat For The Jaws Of Hell

Also featuring Passion Slave Of The Whip Goddess, Truth About Abnormal Love Impulses, Deliver Your Virgins or We Burn The Town, and Damned Beauties of The Nazi Horror Museum

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A Woman (Original Title: All Woman)

Part Devil, Part Angel: Loving, Lovable And…

And what? This book was originally going to be titled All Woman, but Midwood realized there was already a book with that title, so in an effort to avoid a lawsuit they simply added silver ink to hide the LL and retitled it.

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After Hours

Meet The Club Girls Like Luscious Ginny And Voluptuous Della
Know The Thrills They Share In Secret
See Them In Action — With The Sky The Limit And No Holds Barred!

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Penal Czar Of Paradise

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D for Delinquent

She Was Strictly For The Boys!

The Jail Bait Age — what with petty thievery and wild marijuana parties, there had been enough problems for the faculty at Seacliff High before the girl named Gloria arrived. She was sixteen, she was sexy and she spelled trouble.

“This masterpiece is one of the most iconic images of teen delinquents and perhaps the finest single example of the JD genre. Published as the cover for three separate major publications, this painting has all the requisite elements of the classic 1950s troubled teen: the obligatory back drop of a basement club, the gorgeous sweater clad blonde, and the leering young tough, a wolf in hoods clothing.
“Its first publication was for the paperback cover of D for Delinquent by Bud Clifton (Ace Books #D-270, 1958), an exceedingly uncommon and much sought-after edition among collectors. “She was strictly for the Boys!“, the cover blurb blatantly teases. Rarer still is the painting’s next publication, as the British paperback cover for the novel The Big Rumble by Edward De Roo (Digit Books #R360, 1960): “American slang for Gang Fight — A New Shocker of Modern Youth!”
“Then, thirty eight years later, when Michael Barson and Steven Heller published their homage to the 1950s teen, Teenage Confidential: An Illustrated History of the American Teen, they chose this painting as the cover, firmly solidifying its stature within American pop-culture.”

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The Love Race

Pete was always the loser and Buddy always the winner, until Pete caught his second wind and finished first in the race for Buddy’s oversexed wife

I love the fact that Pete is leaping out the window holding a beer.

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The Naked Year (1956)

A very nice 1954 edition is here

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The Cross on the Drum

“Hard to put down”

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All The Way

She Would Give A Man Anything He Asked For… And More
The Shockingly Frank Story Of A Woman Who Was A Victim Of Her Own Untamed Passions

From the back:

SHE COULDN’T HOLD ANYTHING BACK
Give a man an inch and he’ll take a mile — Give this woman a man, and he could take everything!
Maybe it was wrong to be the way she was. She didn’t care about that. All she cared about was the way he made her feel when he held her in his arms.
She was a fool about love — but she couldn’t deny the surging need within her … the desperate hunger that swept her along until she had gene all the way!

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