Praefectus Praetorio
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Developing into a nice triangle story. I doubt the original was as good!
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Revenge of the Pulps
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Praefectus Praetorio
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Her wedding was a riot — even the sheriff stayed all night
From the back:
Luscious was the word for Julie. In that bawdy southern town, men didn’t just look at her — they goggled. And here, in the bold, earthy realism of Erskine Caldwell, is the hilarious tale of what happened when they all goggled at once…
Julie can take credit for inspiring the invention of a great web search engine!
Praefectus Praetorio
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"She was willing and able for anything — including brazen betrayal and murder!" Sounds like my kind of girl!
White Star looks like she's in trouble
connoisseurs
Senator
I leave the comments to the Grandmaster of description
Praefectus Praetorio
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Thank you. I am close to speechless! Such wonderful contributions.
#5 is a manip of a mag cover. I have it on file at home but not with me now, so I'll post and comment on that on Wed.
#4 is lusciously ridiculous, with the Nazi torturess exhibiting the required cleavage in record amount.
#3 leaves you with great respect for the magician, who supplements his performance revenues by "recycling" the ladies he makes disappear. If we allow ourselves to be in the time of publication, it goes very risque and leaves wonderful room for imagination of the "fate worse than death," awaiting the women!
#2 is the art that I call breathless. It's like prose where the author has so many ideas, he jumbles them all together (I have been accused, unfairly, of course, of that). He has her partially tied to the wheel while our native-american brother rushes at her holding a bow in one hand and arrows in the other??? And where the hell is the cow puncher?? Girl is nice DID though.
#1 A first glance seems a lovely whip art. But on closer inspection, note how the whip blends into her bra strap? What is that supposed to be?
Thanks again
'The Nazi she-devil who killed for kicks' - she's asking for them
letting her victim keep legs free and her shoes on!
Praefectus Praetorio
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Original CoverBlonde with body that doesn't quit (notice how I'm falling into the cliches) with her feet to be burned and a firecracker to be lit in her ass. That will get the party going!
Praefectus Praetorio
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A very imaginative artist took a simple strain relief clamp concept:
And enlarged it to a marvelous breast torture clamp:
And enlarged it to a marvelous breast torture clamp:
'THE DAMNED MAY DANCE WITH SATAN'
I thought was a comment on our esteemed Prime Minister!
I should think that’s probably the way she feels these days!
Praefectus Praetorio
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Is someone suffering Brexit-May derangement syndrome?'THE DAMNED MAY DANCE WITH SATAN'
I thought was a comment on our esteemed Prime Minister!
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With a copy of "Barb behind bars"? (under the caption "Teasers die hard")
cynthia the inocent
Tribune
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Praefectus Praetorio
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George Milburn was from Eastern Oklahoma (a few levels up from its neighbor, Northwest Arkansas.) He wrote several critically acclaimed books about the area.
with multiple pulp coversFrom the Oklahoma Historical Society:
In 1931 Harcourt published Oklahoma Town, a collection of short stories set in a small town. The next year Die Stadt Oklahoma, a German translation, sold in Europe. In 1932 he spent time in Sarasota Springs, New York, on invitation from the Trask Foundation. He stayed on the East Coast until he went to Europe in 1934 on a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Fellowship.
In 1933 Milburn followed the critically successful Oklahoma Town with No More Trumpets, a collection of short stories set in a variety of American locales. Again, a majority of national critics hailed the novel. Catalogue followed in 1936, his first novel, set again in a small Oklahoma town. In 1947 he wrote Flannigan's Folly, depicting an Irish farmer in eastern Oklahoma, which was translated into Italian in 1949. His last published novel, Julie, appeared in 1956 as a paperback. He based the book's plot on Chaucer's "The Miller's Tale" but set it in Oklahoma.
Praefectus Praetorio
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From Man's World, April 1969
Ex GI's taking on those Evil Motorcycle Rape gangs. For a change, we have a babe holding her top closed!
UnderWorld Magazine, July 1929
Nice red-head DID. Swastika - not Nazi
Sally by Alan Marshall - The Girl Who Was Willing To Try Anything Once
From the back:
“Of course I like men,” Sally said. “Why shouldn’t I?” Yeah!
“Because men are animals,” Marie said. “They don’t want to satisfy a woman. Only themselves.” - Totally Untrue! Well, mostly untrue! It is somewhat untrue.
Untrue some times? Rarely untrue? 
“But what you’re saying, Marie is so . . . so DIRTY!” Yes it is! Resist!
“No it isn’t, Sally. It’s the cleanest thing in the world, a woman’s love for a woman. Won’t you let me show you?” That might be interesting, I guess.
“Yes,” she whispered. Oh shit! Just go for it then! But let us men watch!
Ex GI's taking on those Evil Motorcycle Rape gangs. For a change, we have a babe holding her top closed!UnderWorld Magazine, July 1929
Nice red-head DID. Swastika - not NaziSally by Alan Marshall - The Girl Who Was Willing To Try Anything Once
From the back:“Of course I like men,” Sally said. “Why shouldn’t I?” Yeah!
“Because men are animals,” Marie said. “They don’t want to satisfy a woman. Only themselves.” - Totally Untrue! Well, mostly untrue! It is somewhat untrue.
Untrue some times? Rarely untrue? “But what you’re saying, Marie is so . . . so DIRTY!” Yes it is! Resist!
“No it isn’t, Sally. It’s the cleanest thing in the world, a woman’s love for a woman. Won’t you let me show you?” That might be interesting, I guess.
“Yes,” she whispered. Oh shit! Just go for it then! But let us men watch!
Praefectus Praetorio
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A special Fetish for the girls?
Eva Lynd, model for many pulp covers, in stills from the Brylcreem TV commercial in the 50's. Sex sells
Turnaround
Eva Lynd, model for many pulp covers, in stills from the Brylcreem TV commercial in the 50's. Sex sells
Turnaround
Raping apes? I think we'd be in trouble with PETA/RSPCA.
Oh them raping us? Hm, well he's better-looking than some men I've known ...
Praefectus Praetorio
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And probably more polite and considerate.
windar
Teller of Tales
I hate to argue with an organisation as illustrious as the Oklahoma Historical Society, but I suspect that's Saratoga Springs. There's a writer's colony there, called Yaddo, which was Trask's country house.
Praefectus Praetorio
R.I.P. Brother of the Quill
They used the Arkansas spelling.