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Description: The fourth in the series of imagined covers inspired by the pulp magazine "The Case of Women in Crime".

Description: The third in the series of imagined covers inspired by the pulp magazine "The Case of Women in Crime".

Description: The fifth in the series of imagined covers inspired by the pulp magazine "The Case of Women in Crime".

Description: Pin up designs inspired by the actual vintage magazine "The Case of Women in Crime"

Description: A pin up design inspired by the actual vintage magazine "The Case of Women in Crime"

Description: A pin up design inspired by the vintage magazine "The Case of Women in Crime"

Description: A pin up design inspired by the vintage magazine "The Case of Women in Crime"

Description: Pin up design inspired by the vintage magazine "The case of women in crime"

Description: Leslie Howard from the 1934 film The Scarlet Pimpernel

Description: The vivacious talent and star of WKRP, Loni Anderson.

Description: Bogie was the coolest. Until it came time to pass the jay.

Description: Who else you gonna trust your hair to? Moe? Shemp? Larry? No, no, your best bet Soitenly is Curly's Old Fashioned Hair Pomade. Don't just look good, be soiten.

Description: The beautiful Joan Collins

Description: My take on the Women in Prison pulp novel cover.

Description: This pin up is inspired by the design of old men's magazines from the 1940s and 1950s.

Description: A young Joan Crawford (from around 1930) seemingly shadowed by the legend she would become.

Description: Hollywood star and icon, Montgomery Clift

Description: The immortal film Tombstone ends with this line of sorrow encapsulating cowboy star Tom Mix"s feelings whip attending the funeral of noted lawman Wyatt Earp

Description: A tribute to the great musical Cabaret

Description: One of Hollywood's best actors, the immortal Robert Mitchum

Description: The mysterious Greta Garbo

Description: The one and only, Marilyn Monroe

Description: The iconoclast, actress Marlene Dietrich

Description: The Princess, Grace Kelly

Description: The Bombshell, Jean Harlow

Description: She did everything Fred Astaire did betters, but backwards in heels, and she acted circles around him. The real talent of the duo.

Description: The beautiful and talented Rita Hayworth

Description: The woman with the will to take Bogart and a screen talent to match, Lauren Bacall

Description: The singular Katherine Hepburn

Description: The vivacious Lana Turner

Description: The immortal Bette Davis

Description: Mae West says to all here

Description: In one of Joan's early pre-code classics, she plays a sex worker, on the lam, and hiding out in the south seas. When a missionary makes it his mission to ruin this "evil" woman's life, she must survive his onslaught of hypocritical morality to find her way in life. This quote was my favorite from the film.

Description: Gloria Swanson made her dramatic film comeback (which was Academy Award nominated) in Billy Wilder's Sunset Boulevard

Description: Carol Lombard and Clark Gable had an on and off romance for years which was on again when she tragically dived.

Description: Bette Davis from her film The Letter 1940.