Original post here. Image contains the text “Exotic. Peppy. Exciting. Mystery Adventures. 15ยข. Invisible Dagger, Bedford Rohmer. World Tube Murders, R.F. Starzl.” Sourced via damsellover. Original text:
Invisible Dagger http://ift.tt/1djOua0
According to this page, this artwork is by the Israeli artist Boris Dubrov, who maintains web pages here, here, and here. The artwork is untitled where it appears on one of the artist’s web pages.
Image provenance by Bacchus at Erosblog.
Original post here Sourced to televandalist via escapevessel. Original text:
Can I get one for the human race please?
It’s in development.
Original post here. Sourced to weheartit.com via cursedmaker. A search has failed to find more detailed provenance for this image.
This artwork is entitled Lava Lamp, and is by the artist Liol (Brittany Jackson). The artist writes “Another cover art for Crossed Genres. One of my favorite ones I did so far mainly because it’s easier for me to draw women than dudes. Done sometime during the fall of 2010. Basically this concept involves a sci-fi lava lamp with fairy-like creatures that bend the wax to their liking.” The art appeared on the cover of the anthology Crossed Genres Year Two.
Image provenance by Bacchus at Erosblog.
Image is a cover found in this gallery at Pulp Covers. Hat tips to Bondage Blog and Kinky Delight for directing my attention to the cover art. Image contains the text “For Men Only. Exciting Book Bonus. The Naked Hunt. ‘An insatiable nude and a homicidal maniac lure McGrath into a shootout from the fleshpots of New York to the violent hills of Kentucky’ — Digest. True, the Year’s Frankest Expose. Pastor Gaier and his 21-blonde love cult. True Book Bonus from the $5.95 Best Seller by Our Greatest Explorer ‘Survive and film the World’s Last Stone Age Tribes’ Fiction Bonus: Snowed In With Angela. Extra-Length Dynamite. Operation Maneater: Bolder and wilder than James Bond.”
Original post here. Image contains the text “The Fly. Starring Jeff Goldblum, Gina [sic] Davis. A film by David Cronenberg.” Sourced to culthorrorfilms
Original post here. Original text:
Original post here. Provenance on this image is uncertain. Consistent with the signature appearing in the image itself, it might be a work Christ Agony of an artist under the name of Thulcandra, as indicated on here. However, the work also appears as Christ at the DeviantArt site of of Charmanderlain with a different signature. Sourced on tumblr to hellion21 via singoshibari.
Image is a cover of Horror Stories (October-November 1936) containing the text “Horror Stories. Quinliven, Fowler, Cave, James. Death Calls with Music, Spine-tingling mystery-horror novel by Paul Ernst.” Found in this gallery at The Golden Age.