Gene Bilbrew, CELLULOID SEX BOMB - The Satan Press paperback release of this tale by John Roxebury.

  Gene Bilbrew, JUDITH TRIUMPHANT -"The music stopped but they didn't need an accompanyment for love's old sweet song." - The Mercury Books paperback release of this story by 'Lana Preston' (Paul Hugo Little).

  Barry Blair & Colin Chan, [unknown title] - I've yet to find where this fantasy piece was utilized (assuming that it's not a personal work)

  Harry Bremner, SWAP SMORGASBORD - "In Idaho, they practiced polygamy with six hot potatoes !" - The Candid Reader paperback release of this story by 'Don Bellmore' (George H. Smith).  This art was featured in SIN-A-RAMA.

  Carl Corley, JAFA BEN JORDAN - "'Jafa Ben Jordan', His Holy Cognomen.  This manuscript, long since buried in Earth's rubble, may now return to live again in magic vision. " - Corley, the creator of many gay-themed prose books (many still un-published) also wrote & drew graphic-novels along the same lines.  I have more to learn, but his character, Jafa Ben Jordan, seems to have appeared in some of those graphic-novels, and this would seem to be the workings toward a solo book.

  Dan DeCarlo, UNTITLED - This is said to have be an Archie-related commission for the artist.

  Dan DeCarlo, JOSIE comic panel, (JOSIE-unknown issue mumber) - The DeCarlo attribution is assumed as he was the major artist behind the Josie comic (which later became entitled JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS, still with him at the helm.  This is Melody & Pepper (the panel by itself is pretty pedestrian - must be better 'portraits' out there).

  Dan DeCarlo, ARCHIE panel - As a single image, this panel was plucked out of context and left as sexually suggestive by itself with Betty saying to Veronica "Ooooh! How fabulously naughty !!"

  Dan DeCarlo, ARCHIE panel - As a single image, this panel was plucked out of context and left as sexually suggestive by itself without the mundane dialogue present.

  Dan DeCarlo, ARCHIE panel - As a single image this panel was plucked out of context and left as sexually suggestive by itself with Betty saying "I know you're mad at me, Ron, but I know how to cheer you up! Sit down."

  Bill Edwards, [title unknown], (from ADAM ????-???) - When this original came up for auction, it was identified as Edwards's and as coming from ADAM magazine circa 1960s.

  Virgil Finlay, [unknown title], (in THE SHAVER MYSTERY MAGAZINE 1948-no2) - I feel that this art was first seen as an interior illustration in the forth issue of this amateur publication produced by Richard S. Shaver himself.  Much later it was re-used on the cover of MAGAZINE OF HORROR 1968-Sept ("First magazine publication of The Abyss by David H. Keller M.D. // The Thirteenth Floor by Douglas M. Dold // Leapers by A.W.Lowndes // Mrs.H.D.Everett--Richard M.Hodgens"

  Bart Forbes, DON'T KNOCK IT, (FLING (unknown issue)) - "Don't knock it, Myrtle -- Sexual harassment isn't all that bad !"

  G.H, AMAZON ONE - The Atlantic Monthly Press release of this story by M.F. Beal.  The initials 'GH' appear on the art, but that hasn't lead to their identity.

  Jeffrey Catherine Jones, THE BEAUTY HATER, (WONDER WOMAN # 200) - Diana Prince in the clutches of Dr. Cyber in this Denny O'Neil story.

  Jack Kamen, ZOOT 12, (ZOOT COMICES # 12) - "Follow Rulah in these breathtaking adventures: 'The Thirsty Stone!'--'Little Fangs!'" - Four stories appear in this issue, but the Grand Comics Database reports "Although every story has its quota of bondage scenes, the one on the cover doesn't appear...".  I believe our exhibit is Jack Kamen's own painted recreation of his original art for the cover.

  Ken Landau, THE INCEST SCHOOL - The Greenleaf Reader paperback release of this story from Harold Bestwood.  Note the 'KL'signature.

  Ken Landau, [unknown title] - This image found on the interweb as an example of Landau's work, but no details other than registering it as "Hustler Magazine Cartoon Illustration", so, unclear whether it was published or not (nor what the caption was).

  Ken Landau, [unknown title] - This image found on the interweb as an example of Landau's work, but no details other than registering it as "Hustler Magazine Cartoon Illustration", so, unclear whether it was published or not (nor what the caption was).

  Ken Landau, [unknown title] - This image found on the interweb as an example of Landau's work, but no details, other than the suggestion that it was proposed or intended for the racy paperbacks with similar cover drawings.

  Ken Landau, [unknown title] - This image found on the interweb as an example of Landau's work, but no details, other than the suggestion that it was proposed or intended for the racy paperbacks with similar cover drawings.

  Ken Landau, [unknown title] - This image found on the interweb as an example of Landau's work, but no details other than registering it as "Hustler Magazine Cartoon Illustration", so, unclear whether it was published or not (nor what the caption was).

  Bob Lubbers, AUTHENTIC POLICE CASES OCTOBER 1948, (AUTHENTIC POLICE CASES 1948-Oct) - "Mounties nab nugget killers--Science traps kill-crazy thug--Police still gang-guns' roar"

  Harry Lucey, HIT THE DECK!, (ARCHIE'S PALS 'N' GALS # 46) - The opener to this story (which has been reprinted a number of times in the Archie-verse).

  John Brooks Miller, THE BOOBY TRAP, (in SWINGLE 1977=Mar) - The illustration accompanying this story by Emro Sen.

  Alex Schomburg (as "Xela"), PIKE'S PEEK OR BUST - "He covers the nudes and steweds--Unexpurgated tales of a screwball saloon editor of Broadway and Hollywood." - The Popular Library paperback release of these reminiscences by Earl Wilson.

  Alex Schomburg, THE SEX MACHINE - "50 million men can't be wrong. A zany novel that does for the poll takers what 'The Hucksters' did for the ad boys" - The Popular Library paperback release of this comedy by Shepherd Mead.

  Schroder, TOO MANY SCOOPS, (from ADAM 1966-May) - "This reporter's career was all-too short (but sweet)" - An illustration for this story (we don't yet know the author).

  Mike Sekowsky (w/Dick Giordano), TARGET FOR TODAY, (WONDER WOMAN # 196) - "The Origin Of Wonder Woman-The menace of Goblin Head Rock in which Wonder Woman meets an old menace--The Cheetah // and a story as new as today's headlines!-Target For Today !" - Sekowsy also receives writing credits for this story.

  C. Bruce Steffenhagen, THE HORNY HEIRESS, (from SWINGLE 1978-Mar) - "When I giggled, the Italian trucker knocked me on my keister and took off." - An illustration accompanying this story by R.D. Benford & James Williams.

  Bill Ward, GET OUT OF HERE FELLA, (SEX TO SEXTY unknown 1967 issue) - "Get out of here fella,the very idea - sitting in my restaurant and drawing dirty pictures."

  H.H. Warner, THE GREENWICH VILLAGE FOLLIES 1921 - The cover of the sheet-music packet from this year's annual production.  (You may see it on the interweb erroneously grouped under Alberto Vargas works...)

  Wally Wood, THEY SAVED US - "The aerial attack of the Amazons routs the Beast-Men...// Hurray! They saved us !" - This appears to be a single panel from Wood's SALLY FORTH series of comics.

     O.K., we know where these were utilized, but WHO ARE THE ARTISTS ??

  [artist unknown], ARCHIE panel - As a single image this panel was plucked out of context and left as sexually suggestive by itself with Veronica saying to Betty "Atta girl! Over on your stomach, now!"

  [artist unknown], THE BABYSITTER

  [artist unknown], BIZARRE LITERATURE MUSEUM 1 [Ryokibungaku-kan] - From our not-fluent whatsoever position, this seems to be the cover illustration of the first issue of a modern (2000) comic book put out by Chikuma Bunko.  Though signed, we're not good enough yet to report the artist's name.

  [artist unknown], ON STAGE,WANTONS - "Their role was passion. The act, erotic" - The Regal paperback release of this tale by Vic Terrault.

  [artist unknown], [=====] - Greenleaf's paperback release.

  [artist unknown], TEASER IN TORMENT - The paperback release from Heatherpool Press of John Kellerman's adults-only story.

  [artist unknown], THE FARMER'S NAUGHTY WIFE - Greenleaf's paperback release of J.T. Watson's adults-only story.  The drawing was soon later re-used on the cover of Marvin Cox's THE NAUGHTY FARM GIRL released in paperback by Heatherpool Press,

  [artist unknown], BALL THY NEIGHBOR - The paperback release from Heatherpool Press of the adults-only story by Vince Marcos.

  [artist unknown], CYNTHIA'S PAGAN RITES - The original art at auction had on it written this title and the book code GS 71, but I've yet to find a matching cover.

  [artist unknown], MY NEIGHBOR'S WIFE - Greenleaf's paperback release of Brian Dennison's story.

  [artist unknown], THE MAN IN THE BOAT - The Darkroom (Greenleaf) paperback release of this story by 'Ray Majors' (Jerry Murray).

  [artist unknown], CHARLIE MEASURES UP - The Greenleaf Darkroom paperback release of this story by Mary Jane Hertz.

  [artist unknown], TENDER WAS MY FLESH - The Greenleaf Classics paperback release of this story by 'Winifred Drake' (Denny Bryant).

  [artist unknown], THE WHIP ANGELS - "From Greenleaf's European collection..." - The Greenleaf Classics paperback release of this uncredited story.

  [artist unknown], SKIRTS - "A satiric shocker to raise eyebrows and--Skirts" - The Greenleaf Classics paperback release of this story by Akbar Del Piombo (Norman Rubington).

  [artist unknown], TRUE LOVE - "True Love -- Its first practice -- Told by a group of joyous students // With an introduction by Del Grayson Ph.D" - The Greenleaf Classics paperback release of this story (Dr. Grayson is actually Donald H. Gilmore).

  [artist unknown], SEX MANIAC - The Greenleaf Classics paperback release of this story by S.V. Baxter.

  [artist unknown], ADULTERY FOR FUN AND PROFIT - "The award-winning erotic movie at the Amsterdam Film Festival // With illustrations from the movie" - The Greenleaf Classics paperback release of this making-of non-fiction by Leland Gardner.

  [artist unknown], FLESH RAFFLE - The Greenleaf Classics paperback release of this story by Jim Dobbs.

  [artist unknown], WHITE SLAVES - The Late-Hour Library (Greenleaf) paperback release of this 'Fact Book' by Robert Ellis.

}}}}} PROJECT UNKNOWN-Not only can't we ID the artist, but we also don't know yet what use it had been put to ...{{{{{

  [artist unknown], [unknown title] - No information about the origins of this piece.

  [artist unknown], [unknown title] - This drawing came to auction and I'm surmising that most thought it was the original of a cover like the ones used so often by Heatherpool Press.  Reportedly, associated notes were "1974-78", "Bedroom Roulette" and "Brandon" (the latter is easily assumed to mean 'Brandon House', the publisher), but no sleaze paperback with that title resembles this art.

     MODERN, OR PROBABLY SO...

  Victor Von Blackstone, [unknown title] - Assumed to be a single MODERN composition.