I've been saving this cover for a special occasion and thought it had a nice Spring-like feeling to it.  She was likely painted in 193...

I was waiting patiently for some excuse, oddball holiday or otherwise, to post this cover. It's a reprint that appeared in a 1946 issue ...

Beginning in 1928, the January issue of issue of Film Fun (which showed up on the newsstands a calendar month early) featured a Christmas t...

Is it as cold where you are as it is here?  It seems like a large swath of the planet has recently been struck by bad weather.  And it's...

Did you vote? Our Bolles girl is still pondering who to cast her ballot for. Let's hope she supports our party! This is one of three is...

There's no reason to revisit the theme of Bolles black unless we feature one of his most outrageous covers. Netty but Nice is simply ove...

Sorry for the long absence. Blame it on my day job. In celebration of the winter Olympics I thought it only appropriate to feature one of th...

It was just a few posts ago where I was speculating about the origin of the lovely lady adorning the cover of a 1941 issue of Young's M...

After my last post I had been lamenting the fate of our beach beauty so cruelly left off the front page, when another possibility flashed in...

Ok, so it was yesterday, but I'm not about to wait another year, simply to be calendarically correct. The Breezy Stories is a 1944 repr...

In my previous post I closed with a challenge to find an unusual element to the Breezy Senorita, and I must admit it was not easy. Take a l...

Yesterday Heritage auctions sold off another wing from the warehouse of works from the Martignetti collection. The prices for the Bolles pai...

... ..... Today's topic continues with a subject I've glanced over a few times but have yet to truly face head on, and that concern...

Of over 300 Bolles covers in my collection a bare handful are Breezy's, and most are the 1940s reprints. It's hard to figure why bec...

Just in time for Halloween. Is that a happy pumpkin or what! This cover for a 1945 issue of Breezy originally appeared sometime in the 1930...