Pollen's Action: The Art Of Samson Pollen

Pollen's Action: The Art Of Samson Pollen 

Edited by Robert Deis and Wyatt Doyle

 

Samson Pollen (1931–2018) was one of the greatest illustration artists whose work appeared in vintage men's adventure magazines from the 1950s to the 1970s. Pollen's specialty was action: dynamic, explosive, outrageous action. Illustrating work from authors Mario Puzo, Martin Cruz Smith, Richard Stark, Norman Mailer, Ed McBain, Richard Wright, Don Pendleton, Erskine Caldwell, Walter Kaylin, Robert F. Dorr, Pollen's immersive illustrations transported adventure-hungry readers from tropical jungles to brutal battlefields to raging seas and mean city streets. Samson Pollen painted it all.

Printing History

Edited by Robert Deis and Wyatt Doyle

New Texture

January 2019

ISBN 978-1-943444-20-5

Unique Mistress by Mark Randolph

Unique Mistress 

by Mark Randolph

"How far are you willing to go in this thing?"

Printing History

Written by Mark Randolph

Camerarts Publishing Company, Inc

Merit Books

#685

1963

Muzzle Blast by Bruno Rossi

Sharpshooter #6

They Couldn't Stop 

The Sharpshooter So 

They Brought Back 

The Most Brutal 

Killer In The 

History Of 

The Mafia

The Sharpshooter headed for Cape Cod looking for trouble. He found almost more than he could handle. A brutal Mafia capo held the entire Cape in his claws and he was raking in the millions from drugs, gambling, and prostitution. The local police were powerless to stop him. 

Rock had to use every trick in the book to topple this entrenched  and virtually omnipotent origination. But the Sharpshooter had sworn a blood oath to avenge his murdered parents and nothing, not even the entire Massachusetts Mafia could stop his bloody onslaught.

Printing History

Written by Peter McCurtin (1929-1997)

Nordon Publications, Inc

Leisure Books

170NK 

April 1974