Favorite Good Girl Covers...

[adamstrange]

Another "Foxy" lady -- courtesy Jack Kamen

 

[adamstrange]

Maurice Whitman

 

[skybolt]

Another "Foxy" lady -- courtesy Jack Kamen

 

Nice book.

 

I love Baker's cover art, but Kamen is definitely my favorite.

[Larryw7]

Maurice Whitman

 

 

That's a beautiful cover!

[adamstrange]

 

That's a beautiful cover!

 

Did I just hear the phone ring at Metropolis?

 

Thanks -- nothing like form-fitting spacesuits

[Scrooge]

 

That's a beautiful cover!

 

Did I just hear the phone ring at Metropolis?

 

Thanks -- nothing like form-fitting spacesuits

 

No need to call Metro, there's a crudy copy on eBay right now. Almost bid on it too. Darn you Adam. Oh and would you or anyone happen to have a copy of Cave Girl # 11(I think) from ME they could kindly scan? It's got a great Powell girl and cat.

[The Black Hand ®]

I always like this....

[The Black Hand ®]

And this...

[skybolt]

And this...

 

Definitely very cool covers.

[Sal]

dadgummit, adamstrange, that Planet is suh-weet!

[Larryw7]

 

That's a beautiful cover!

 

Did I just hear the phone ring at Metropolis?

 

 

Not until I see how I did in the Heritage auction...

[adamstrange]

My first Mile High

 

Since she's involved with crooks, would this technically be a "bad girl" cover?

 

The book features a story on HH Holmes, one of America early (1890s) and profilic serial killers. It's quite gruesome, as was the true story. You can read about it in the book "The Devil in the White City."

 

This scan, btw, is a good example of why it's hard to judge a book without seeing it in person. The defects of note are minor printing errors. In person, it's lovely.

 

[rjpb]

Adam - did you buy that from Harley Yee around 8-10 years ago? I recall someone buying the Church copy of that book from him at an LA con about that long ago. The book looked like it was fresh off the stands. I could be wrong but it sticks out because the book was on my want list at the time - though I wasn't looking for a copy that nice (foolish me) . And I second that the Holmes story is a classic - Rick Geary did a top-notch retelling of it in his "The Beast of Chicago" graphic novel.

[adamstrange]

Toby's contribution to the good girl genre. It has some very nice art in the interior stories that, alas, aren't as seductive as the cover.

 

[AtlasT]

Dan De Girls!

 

[PovertyRow]

Brain and I hit Joe Field's Flying Colors comics (a fine time) and I picked up a few GA GGA. I think this Fight is about as in-your-face as any cover I've seen.

 

[PovertyRow]

The Wings GGA are also calling me again.

 

[PovertyRow]

No commentary needed!

 

[Bonds25]

No commentary needed!

 

 

Now that's a great cover!

[mica]

No commentary needed!

 

I'm amazed her heels haven't fallen off by now.

1) The awkwardness of being tied up in that position.

2) the wind resistance.

3) etc..etc...