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Cover by the great Mort Kunstler. There's a lot going on here, absolutely cinematic. The finger point, the look on the face of the jumper, the creeping Nazi.
Get your full hi-res scan of this issue of the Goodman sweat here.
McCoy's paper, my edit. An old scan but a good one if I do say so. I forget sometimes how fun the sweats are. It's the American id writ in pulp, and the art is highly underrated.
Rafael DeSoto illustrates a story of the sinking of the Japanese battleship Yamato.
Who knows what your neighbor gets up to on the weekends. Beneath the placid exterior of the American 'burbs lies a wild and wooly underbelly (or so I'm told.)
Bob Shulz illustrates a Leon Lazarus story. The sweats knew early what pop culture took long to arrive upon, killing nazis never gets old.
Sweats had the WTF splash pages going big time. A book bonus Quick, Before it Melts by Philip Benjamin, illustration by Charles Copeland.
Al Rossi illustrating Robert Laguardia.
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