Seriously, she's just trying to go about her business when she's accosted by men from the East Berlin Torture Palace! Didn't their mothers ever teach them not to abduct innocent people? Apparently not... "Men Today"...sheesh.
A few Australian wine companies are using Pulp artwork on their labels. One of the wines, a Shiraz-Malbec blend by Misfit Wine, used the November 1972 cover of Men Today on its label. They called it "Cycle Buff Beauty". Pictured with it is a Shiraz called "Passion Has Red Lips" which uses a Midwood book cover Sin On Wheels for their label.
You can see them here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/56781833@N06/7169375103/
FringePop is a showcase for uncommon and esoteric cultural artifacts. The focus is on unusual items from both popular and fringe culture, with an emphasis on subversive pieces. The items shown are from the author's personal collection, unless otherwise noted.
I am a pop culture buff and collector, who focuses on the odd, subversive, and fringe elements of Western culture. In 2005, I edited a book for Feral House called "Sin-A-Rama: Sleaze Sex Paperbacks of the Sixties." The vintage oddities in my collection include victoriana, sideshow, medical, and kitsch. I am also an amateur sewer, making clothing from vintage mod patterns.
What a weird title...
ReplyDeleteOr... maybe by "Men Today" they mean the bound up person in the black panties and bra...
ReplyDeleteTheir mothers did teach them that. Unfortunately their mothers also taught them that "No one is innocent".
ReplyDeleteA few Australian wine companies are using Pulp artwork on their labels. One of the wines, a Shiraz-Malbec blend by Misfit Wine, used the November 1972 cover of Men Today on its label. They called it "Cycle Buff Beauty". Pictured with it is a Shiraz called "Passion Has Red Lips" which uses a Midwood book cover Sin On Wheels for their label.
ReplyDeleteYou can see them here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/56781833@N06/7169375103/
wow, that's very cool! thank you so much for sharing that with me : - )
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