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Tag Archives: girls and monsters
Lure of the undead
Original post here. Sourced to daysrunaway via deadskinmaask. Exact meaning or origins of the image aren’t clear, but it seems to be a crop from one used on a cover of Bob Fisher’s Grusel-Krimi, a German horror magazine. I was able to find a small image of the cover:
It was part of an index here.
Undead lovers
Original post here. Sourced to baronwittmann via divine-defilement. This appears to be work by Lucio Parillo although I could not readily source it specifically. The artist’s DeviantArt site is here.
He is risen…
Busy, busy Necron
Original post here. Images are a series of Necron covers bearing the respective titles “(1) La Balena d’acciaio (2) I Mostri Meccanici (3) Le Donne Ragno (4) Teschio Vivente (5) La Nave dei Lebbrosi (6) Strage in Vagone Letto (7) Dieci Cavalieri e Un Mago (8) Due Notturni Perversi (9) La Fabbricante di Mostro (10) Nobilità depravata.” Sourced via erotiterroist. Original text:
Necron by Roberto Raviola Magnus
Snake mistress
Original post here. This turns out to be Pixie Normal by Verehin. Sourced on tumblr to darthpaul2003 via zbiorowisko.
Man Beast
Original post here. Sourced via damsellover. Original text:
Man Beast 1956 http://flic.kr/p/pEcf6C
This appears to be promotional art for a little-known and little-regarded 1956 science fiction flim Man Beast. Here is the art in original context:
Found here.
Salammbo
Original post here. There is an article in the French-language version of Wikipedia on Alméry Lobel-Riche (1880-1950) here and a small gallery here. Sourced via divine-defilement. Original text:
Almery Lobel-Riche – Salammbo
Unexplained phenomenon
Original post here. Sourced on tumblr to cactuslands via thespiderbeard. This is work by the French surrealist painter Félix Labisse (1905-1982). There is a French-language site devoted to his work here.
Showgirl and monster
Original post here. Sourced to Flickr / x-ray delta one via damsellover.
This is cover art by Hugh J. Ward (1909-1945) and was apparently originally used as a cover of Spicy Mystery.
Image found here.