#George Gross

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The Mistress, paperback cover by George Gross, 1958

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George Gross, 1949

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George Gross, 1966

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George Gross

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November - art by George Gross (1951)

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George Gross, cover art for "Office Hussy" by John Hunter

The look on his face is absolutely priceless.

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George Gross (1909-2003)

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George Gross' cover for the Warner Paperback edition of The Avenger: River of Ice.

If The Avenger looks eerily similar to his fellow Street & Smith pulp hero, Doc Savage, it's because the model used for this painting is actor Steve Holland. Holland was the model used by artist James Bama for his famous Doc Savage paperback covers.

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George Gross for Pulp digest, 1948

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The Mistress, paperback cover by George Gross, 1958

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GEORGE GROSS

George Gross (1909-2003) was a great pulp magazine cover artist. His first pulp cover assignments were for Mystery Novels Magazine and Double Action Western, which were both Winford Publications. George Gross next found work at Fiction House, where he soon became their top illustrator. He painted hundreds of freelance pulp covers for Action Stories, Air Stories, Baseball Stories, Complete Northwest, Detective Book Magazine, Fight Stories, Football Stories, Jungle Stories, North West Romances, and Wings

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"Crypt-City of the Deathless One" Planet Stories, Winter 1943 Cover by George Gross

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George Gross

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George Gross - The Nightwitch Devil

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George Gross

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Untitled Pulpscape No.  2  - mixed media - robert matejcek - 2023

“It seemed like a nice neighborhood to have bad habits in.”  - Raymond Chandler - The Big Sleep

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