I've been dying to post this cover for Tuba day but missed my cue two years in a row.  No way was I going to let that happen ...

I've long been frustrated by this cover-or I should say how it was treated.  Published in the waning days of 1937, barely six mont...

I've been lagging on my promise to post some additional Bolles covers featuring more imaginative interpretations of sailor suits and so ...

Here we have what is, to the best of my knowledge, Enoch's first cover for Film Fun , from 1922. I've photoshopped it but did so wit...

Yes, it really is Wig Out day, whatever that means, and our man Bolles has come through once again. Gay Parisienne featured a lot of curi...

No I'm not making this up. It really is better business communication day and our man Enoch is transmitting at several frequencies in th...

A great cover but a hassle to clean up. By 1937, when this issue hit the newsstands the publishers of Gay Parisienne had resorted to ever c...

You can't help but notice the new look around here. It's all courtesy of my Bolles pal, Brandon Dawley (see his blog), who along...

A super cover from this misleadingly titled pulp, at least by current interpretation. But in the 1930s Gay Parisienne implied something ent...