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September 1938 issue
Ralph Oppenheim, “Lure of the Fox-Woman”
William Hines, “Bodies for the Bells”
Ray Cummings, “Children of Hell”
John Kobler, History’s Gallery of Monsters: Andreas Bichel
Nat Schachner, “Factory for Death”
J.O. Quinliven, “Frankenstein of Flesh and Blood”
Donald Dale, “Secret of the Swamp”
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Rudolf Sieber Lonati
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This appears to be a crop from a German horror novel Bis zum letzen Schrei. In context:
Found in a cover gallery here.
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It reared erect, as a fountain might gush up. It put forth arms, developed breasts.
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Art by Rafael DeSoto
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Artist – Phil Berry – MAN’S CONQUEST, August 1959
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The original context for the image was as a cover of Popular Detective.
Found at pulpcovers.com. The artist was Rudolph Belarski (1900-1983). You can find other of his pulp covers here and a small gallery of work here.
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Famous Fantastic Mysteries December 1946
Cover art by Virgil Finlay(via pencilofdoom)
