Fracé, Charles - Call Me Bad - Vintage Good Girl Art Cover! Dell D261

Fracé, Charles - Call Me Bad - Vintage Good Girl Art Cover! Dell D261A Stunning Example of Vintage Good Girl Art Call Me Bad (1960) Cover by Charles Frac This gorgeous original painting, created by the elusive Charles Frac, served as the published cover for Call Me Bad, a vintage paperback novel by Orrie Hitt, released by Beacon in 1960. While the novel itself falls into what is traditionally referred to as the Sleaze genre, collectors of vintage illustration art know that the true appeal lies in its striking

Renee fills Lois  in on the details of who Renee had been interrogating a few issues earlier and who is behind the hit put out on Lois

This is a top notch page from that run

and then pulls back the "zoom" feature on that vision to show us he's seeing this from all the way out in space

Swamp Thing walks through flames after soldiers fired incendiaries at him

Schaffenberger’s clean

The Green Lanterns arrive and proceed to speak with the Guardians

Beautiful page featuring Phyla-Vell & Moondragon as Phyla discusses her doubts about being a hero

A spectacular splash page featuring a very sweet scene featuring Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy in bed

But a twinge of familiarity in the faces of the two figures

and a surprise third hero to try to stop Ultraman's killing spree

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showcases Zeck at the height of his artistic prowess