Here's something you don't see every day...
Mickey Mouse in Pigmy Land, 1936.
Here's a creeepy pulp illustration by Edd Cartier from around 1940.
The Dutch Treat Club was founded in New York in 1905 as a club for creative people. Original members included illustrators, writers, and editors. Starting in 1920, they began producing yearbooks, which often featured risque artwork, here's a few samples...
Traffic Stopper, by James Montgomery Flagg, 1939.
William Reusswig, c1930.
Bradshaw Crandall, 1952.
That elephant looks pretty pissed off to be on the cover of Happy Comics.
Happy Comics #1, August 1943.
A selection of Michael Whelan's superlative covers for Edgar Rice Burroughs' John Carter of Mars books. These editions were originally published in 1979.
The Gods of Mars
The Chessmen of Mars
A Fighting Man of Mars
Swords of Mars
Synthetic Men of Mars
Llana of Gathol
John Carter of Mars
Shameless Promotion Department: I'm selling a complete set of these paperbacks on Ebay.
A couple issues of The Comics Journal with cover
art by Michael Kaluta and Bernie Wrightson.
The Comics Journal #103, November 1985.
The Comics Journal #76, October 1982.