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Top 50 Good Girl Art Covers!

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Blind Owl

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great stuff. One of my favorites is Weird Fantasy #15. It crosses many categories; good girl, sci-fi and horror!

 

West

 

 

ps... don't forget to add My Life #4, Wonder Comics #11 and Sunny #11 to the list! :grin:

 

In addition to #15, Weird Fantasy #7 is another nice GGA book that I wouldn't mind owning.

 

Gem Comics #1 is another one that is always overlooked, probably because it only lasted 1 issue.

 

West

 

Speaking of Gem Comics #1.

 

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pennynike1

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I picked these up ages ago and always like the covers.

 

 

That "Out of This World" book is awesome! I will have to add that one to the list for ones to watch out for. For a minute there, I thought it was a pulp.

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adamstrange

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I picked these up ages ago and always like the covers.

 

 

That "Out of This World" book is awesome! I will have to add that one to the list for ones to watch out for. For a minute there, I thought it was a pulp.

 

It is a pulp. And a comic book. :acclaim:

 

There's a comic story insert in that pulp along with pulp sci-fi stories.

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selegue

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GCD says that Art Saaf did the cover, but does the damsel in distress remind anyone else of Lilly Renee's work? She has a story in this issue.

 

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Thought I'd add one more. Sold this one to Ritter's a couple of month's ago.

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selegue

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I picked these up ages ago and always like the covers.

 

 

That "Out of This World" book is awesome! I will have to add that one to the list for ones to watch out for. For a minute there, I thought it was a pulp.

 

It is a pulp. And a comic book. :acclaim:

 

 

I don't suppose that it's a dessert topping too?

 

 

There's a comic story insert in that pulp along with pulp sci-fi stories.

 

Jack

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adamstrange

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GCD says that Art Saaf did the cover, but does the damsel in distress remind anyone else of Lilly Renee's work? She has a story in this issue.

 

Jack

 

Thought I'd add one more. Sold this one to Ritter's a couple of month's ago.

 

It's much better work than the Art Saaf art I'm familiar with so I would be suspicious as to other hands being involved.

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adamstrange

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I picked these up ages ago and always like the covers.

 

 

That "Out of This World" book is awesome! I will have to add that one to the list for ones to watch out for. For a minute there, I thought it was a pulp.

 

It is a pulp. And a comic book. :acclaim:

 

 

I don't suppose that it's a dessert topping too?

 

Jack

 

Probably not. But you could have it for cereal. Doubt it would taste any different than wheaties. :kidaround:

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GCD says that Art Saaf did the cover, but does the damsel in distress remind anyone else of Lilly Renee's work? She has a story in this issue.

 

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I was thinking the same thing even before you mentioned it. The angles in the damsel's legs look like pure Renee

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selegue

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GCD says that Art Saaf did the cover, but does the damsel in distress remind anyone else of Lilly Renee's work? She has a story in this issue.

 

I was thinking the same thing even before you mentioned it. The angles in the damsel's legs look like pure Renee

 

Could one of you big shots ask her about it? She's still around and making con appearances, right? I wonder whether she'd remember if she saw the cover.

 

Jack

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>> There's a comic story insert in that pulp along with pulp sci-fi stories.

 

Some specifics:

 

There are only 2 issues of "Out of This World Adventures," from July and Dec 1950.

 

Both of these pulps contain the entire contents of separately published Avon comics.

 

The July issue reprints Out of This World #1, June 1950.

 

The Dec issue reprints Strange Worlds #1, Nov 1950.

 

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Already posted by Skybolt but this is one of my GGA grails and I finally got it today. I've wanted ever since seeing his sweet copy in the slabbed GGA thread.

 

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Congratulations, that's a beautiful copy! :applause:

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