Original post here. Image contains the text “The Singapore slut and the sunken treasure.” Source text “The Singapore Slut by peterpulp.”
This is a crop a cover that appeared on the cover of Untamed magazine (November 1959). A post a Men’s Pulp Mags provides the cover and some commentary.
The artist is Ed Emshwiller (1925.1990). There is a small gallery of his work available at Project Gutenberg.
Original post here. Image is a cover of Horror Stories containing the text “Horror Stories. A long horror novel: The Death Dolls by Russell Gray. Two spin
e-tingling novelettes: A Beast if Born by W. Wayne Robbins; Lure of the Moon Ma
idens by Francis James.” Source text “Horror tales by peterpulp.”
Original post here. Source text “art from THE DOLL COLLECTOR by peterpulp.”
The source text appears to be correct if incomplete. According to this post at Comicvine, this art was used on the cover of Eerie #15, published June 1, 1968. The cover is attributed to artist Vic Prezio (b. 1921). Here is the original cover:
Original post here. Source text “Brenda Starr by peterpulp.”
Original post here. Image is a pulp magazine cover containing the text “Sinister Stories. Two blood-chilling mystery novelettes: New Brides for the Dying by Donald Graham; The Murder Truck by Russell Gray.” Source text “Sinister Stories by peterpulp.”
Original post here. Image is a paperback book cover containing the text “Lash the Librarian by Nathan Silvers.” Source text “Lash The Librarian by peterpulp.”
Original post here. Source text “art from MAN'S ADVENTURE by peterpulp.”
The source text attributes this cover painting to Man’s Adventure, but the one context-restoring image I could find here indicates that this painting was the cover for True Men Stories (April 1974), although it is possible that the art was re-used at some point. Here is the original context image:
Original post here. Source text “Floating Bombs by peterpulp.”
This image was a cover painting for Man’s Adventure (May 1967), as documented in this post, which also provides the image in its original context.
Original post here. Source text “Horror Stories by peterpulp.”
Original post here. Image is a cover of Dime Detective Magazine depicting a woman trapped in the coils of an octopus in a tank. A man in a suit looks out of the cover while pointing an automatic pistol backwards toward the tank. The cover contains the text “Dime Detective Magazine combined with Flynn’s Detective Fiction. October 15ยข. All stories complete. ‘A Corpse Grows in Brooklyn’ An Inspector Allhoff story by D.L. Champion. ‘Thanks for the Lovely Funeral,’ a Bill Brent novelette by Frederick C. Davis. G.T. Fleming-Roberts, Julius Long, Henry Norton, and others.” Source text “DIME DETECTIVE MAGAZINE by peterpulp.”