Well? I'm sure this is an easy one, but you know how I feel about the "hand" covers.
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Kent Allard
- The Purple Girasol
- Quick bio. I'm an artist who has had an obsession with the heroes of yore for as long as I can remember.
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- Happy Birthday
- "Night of Neptune's Death" page 18
- The Pooltex Tangle
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- The Crystal Buddha
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- Boo
- Crime County
- "Night of Neptune's Death" page 15
- For Agent Thinnes
- Only Fair
- Kings of Crime
- "Night of Neptune's Death" page 14
- Monday's clew
- King of the Black Market
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- Last clew for this week
- Doom on the Hill
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- What cover, sir?
- The Romanoff Jewels
- "Night of Neptune's Death" page 9
- Who knows...
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- The North Woods Mystery
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- Another challenge from the shadows
- The Robot Master
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- What cover might this be?
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- Well, I'm going to have to try harder
- For Bill
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- Murder Town
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- The Better Little Book...
- "Night of Neptune's Death"
- The London Crimes
- "Death is Bliss" page 20
- "Death is Bliss" page 19
- "Death is Bliss" page 18
- The Crimson Phoenix
- "Death is Bliss" page 17
- Just a pulp
- "Death is Bliss" page 16
- The Treasure Trail
- "Death is Bliss" page 15
- The Fifth Napoleon
- "Death is Bliss" page 14
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- Death Ship
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Didn't even have to check the thumbnails: KINGS OF CRIME, the first pulp I ever owned! Picked it up at my local comic shop for $25 [in decent shape!] back in '85. Love the peeling-back-the-cover concept, used again later on CRIME UNDER COVER.
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