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Coming out of the "racy" pulp magazines of the 1930s, the post-WWII non-porn mens magazines (MEN and STAG were the sales leaders) upped the game, with action packed stories, and lurid but barely-within-code covers. The best artist of the lot was Mort Knustler. While his covers and initial story lead art may have never really matched any scene within the story, they appealed to the male foci of babes and weapons. A world of topless or getting topless women. Japanese and Chicom agents who wore hot pants and gaping blouses. Brave, often bare-chested guys, guns blazing at bad guys or even strafing airplanes. Gone, by the early 1970s, with STAG and MEN going full bore titty-magazine. Mort Knustler went on to devote his art to American Revolution and Civil War themes.
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