"Good Girl" Art

RKMBs

Before color photography was widely available and cheap, before Playboy, there were several men's magazines that primarily used paintings of shapely, curvy and beautiful women in various poses, usually accompanied by a steamy (for that time) story.

A type of artwork, usually known as "good girl" art, developed during the heyday of the 1940s and '50s, throughout pulp fiction magazines and comic-books. This thread is dedicated to good girl art.

More covers like these here:
http://www.vintagepbks.com/ggadigestcovers.html

Red X alert.

Corrected.

I'm so glad I didn't go through puberty when this was popular. I need something real to beat off to.

heh
cracker girl.

It was written by Spike Lee!

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The Time Trust said:

mmmm

Dance of the Voodoo Virgin... man, if that ain't good reading... I dunno what is.

Damn that's hot!

You'd have to open a J.C.Penney catalog to see something that steamy.

But seriously, some of these images are pretty nice, and it's fun to see what passed for hot or on the edge, back in these less explicit years.

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rex said:
I'm so glad I didn't go through puberty when this was popular. I need something real to beat off to.

WE had to use our imagination in those days...

That's why I'm making up for lost wanking time now!!

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Holden McGroin said:

Damn that's hot!

You'd have to open a J.C.Penney catalog to see something that steamy.

But seriously, some of these images are pretty nice, and it's fun to see what passed for hot or on the edge, back in these less explicit years.

That's hot alright!
The power of an artist's imagination - and yours to see it!
(I mean... just look at the crack of her pussy through those denims...
You can almost smell the wetness between her legs!!!!!!!!!)

"A noval of temptation - and Primative Passions!"
Nothing changes... I love it!

But the bit about "She was his property; to keep, to beat, to use"
...I'd like to kick seven bells of shit out of that arsehole.