TRASHY TUESDAY: DIGIT SCI-FI COVERS
Digit was one of the many so called ‘mushroom publishers’ which sprang up after World War II in England. Created in 1956 under the Brown Watson publishing house, it...
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TRASHY TUESDAY: A VERY EARLY CLEVELAND WESTERN
I recently came across some more early Cleveland westerns, including one of their first ones from 1954. Cheyenne by Scott McLure (Cleveland, #529, 1954) Cleveland...
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TRASHY TUESDAY: LARRY KENT COVERS BY FERNANDO FERNANDEZ
As I have previously highlighted, the Australian Larry Kent digests (Cleveland) went through several revamps over their nearly thirty year run from 1954 to 1983. These...
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TRASHY TUESDAY: MORE EARLY AUSTRALIAN PULP WESTERNS FROM CLEVELAND
In a recent post I highlighted a bunch of early Australian digest westerns from Cleveland publishing that I had acquired: TRASHY TUESDAY: CLEVELAND WESTERNS | Murder...
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TRASHY TUESDAY: JULY BOOK HAUL
My recent book hunts and gifts from friends have produced a real mix of trashy covers from the 1950s to the 1970s, including a popular television tie-in, some war and...
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TRASHY TUESDAY: BAD PHOTO COVERS
The Case Of The Grinning Gorilla by Erle Stanley Gardner (Mayflower, 1973) Vintage paperback collectors generally bemoan the shift from illustrated covers to...
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