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A young and totally bare Bettie Page. I believe this is from one of her earliest sessions. Her self-confidence grew as her career progressed.

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Hollywood really missed the boat by not casting Bettie Page in a jungle goddess film. Done right, she could have been one of the biggest box office winners of the decade.

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Diane Webber -- Sometimes actress and practicing nudist. She was one of the few nude models of the 60s and 70s who had any sort of film and entertainment career. Look for her as a mermaid in "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" for example.

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Cassandra Peterson -- Elvira: Mistress of the Dark herself. Yummy!

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Yvonne Craig poolside. In the animated series, Batman and batgirl have a rooftop fling. This had been expected ever since the character was introduced, If I were a Gotham villain my target would be Batgirl. First, I'd confiscate her utility belt, then she'd have to be strip searched, of course. Maybe I'd let her keep her cowl if she...

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As I said, her Playboy spread was beyond disappointing. THIS is as daring as it got! Did you suddenly come to the conclusion that your audience was monks, Hugh? -- Mara Corday / Playboy’s Playmate of the Month, October 1958 / photo by David Preston.

For October 1958, there were two Playmates of the Month; Pat Sheehan was also playmate.

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Mara Corday in my favorite and perhaps most revealing picture of her. Her Playboy magazine spread is beyond disappointing! Here you can even check out her tan lines. She was not only a babe but a great actress as well. She's wonderful and sexy in the otherwise abominable "The Giant Claw." Oh, for a time machine and a movie studio!

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The public domain hero Ki-Gor is well worth seeking out. He populated Jungle Stories Magazine from until 1954. His was one of the last pulps to cease operating. At their worst his adventures are just dry and pedestrian. At their best they are spellbinding and better than, Tarzan, their inspiration. A big difference between Tarzan and Ki-Gor is their respective mates. Unlike Tarzan's Jane, who keeps trying to drag him back to civilization and become the proper upper crust British lord he was born to be or getting herself abducted and needing to be rescued; Ki-Gor's Helene is a resourceful and intelligent woman who can more than take care of herself. Helene literally fell into Ki-Gor's life when the plane she was flying in attempting to become the first woman to fly the length of the African continent developed engine trouble. He rescued her from Arab would be enslavers. Love did not ignite immediately; she feared the ape man in the beginning almost as much as the slavers. Love triumphed however and she soon went native, wearing a leopard skin bikini and nothing else. Also, unlike Jane Porter Helene Vaughn got naked as a fan service to the readers regularly Few of the stories are as good as this one, "Stalkers of the Dawn World" Ki-Gor and Helene have to go to the rescue of plane crash victims in a land controlled by a villainous bad guy and his army of marauding Neanderthals. oh yeah, there are T-Rexes lumbering around as well! During this adventure Helene's halter top gets caught in the jaws of a T-Rex and torn off. You have to read it to believe it. I love Ki-Gor so much I published my own erotic adventure novella. Since Ki-Gor is in the public domain it doesn't count as fan fiction, and I can legally profit from it. If you do dare to read my homage. I hope that you enjoy it and post a review. https://www.amazon.com/Ki-Gor-Iris-Deception-Tina-Tempest-ebook/dp/B0CTGDQNZS

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Bettie Page in “Gal and a Gorilla”

Wink Magazine, September 1948 A more unbeatable combination you will not find!

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Shudder Pulps also known as Weird Menace Pulps of the 1930s had a brief but very important life. It was discovered through these crudely written magazines with sleazy covers that there was a large market for fiction about lovely young damsels in a state of undress under threat of physical peril being rescued (or not) by studly red-blooded male protagonists. The magazines faded out with a whimper during the 1940s due to burnout and boycotts by the blue noses. The lessons they imparted however were absorbed. The same tropes and situations would reoccur in the post-war Men's Adventure Magazines, only much better written and packaged.

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Bettie Page flashing the Goodyear Blimp -- photo by Bunny Yeager.

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Lynda Carter in a lovely side boob shot

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Julie Newmar -- Catwoman herself. As Adam West's Batman succinctly put it. "She causes stirrings in my utility belt."

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June Palmer sky clad

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"Our City on the Edge of Forever" girl, Joan Collins (1954).

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Playboy magazine cartoon from November 1958. How else does the naked lady get inside the cake?

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June Palmer England's answer to Bettie Page. Which one has the edge? Give me a time machine and I'll tell you.