Man's Adventure Magazine Art

Men’s Adventure magazines began in the 1950s and were gone by the early 1970s. They have their origins in earlier Girly magazines and Spicy pulps. These magazines have perilous stories about fighting the Nazis, spying, or doing other macho deeds in exotic locations. The adventures always include beautiful women – similar to a James Bond story. The articles include exciting art by such great artists as Gil Cohen, Rafael DeSoto, Samson Pollen, Rudy Nappi, and others.

	Gil Cohen Secret Agent Man - True Action - 05/69 Gouache on board - 24x16
	Gil Cohen The $100 Million Snatch - Male - 08/65 - "don't bother counting your loot, you krauts will never get the chance to spend it" Gouache on board - 16x24
	Gil Cohen Big Mike's Island - Male Annual 1966 - "anybody who doesn't carry their own weight can't partake of the booze tonight" Gouache on board - 17x21
	Gil Cohen Men fight while babes watch - For Men Only BB Gouache on board - 15x23
	Gil Cohen Mamzelle's Bionic Women - For Men Only Gouache on board - 17x24
	Rafael DeSoto Women Shoot Their Way Out - Battle Cry 11/60 & Man's Best 11/62 Gouache on board - 20x14
	Scott-Wood Woman in swimsuit being threatened - 11/9/47 Gouache on board - 10x27
	Walter Popp Love Cult Admussen Built - California Called Him Mr. Sin - Man's Conquest - 11/59 Gouache on board - 18x25
	Charles Copeland Rescue During Bombing Raid Gouache on board - 14x25
	Rudy Nappi How The West Was Won gouache on board - 18x24