Publisher:
Cleveland, Corsair Books: 1967
Light, general wear. Book is square and binding secure. Spine is neither creaded nor cracked. Book feels unread. Light, interior toning. This may be a first edition, but I am unfamiliar with Corsair Books, and Gene Bilbrew most often worked for AfterHours and Satan Presses. This is a 1960's sleaze novel that is especially interesting because the cover art is by Gene Bilbrew, also known as ENEG. Bilbrew was a pioneering African-American illustrator who created the first black superhero, The Bronze Bomber. Bilbrew also worked for Will Eisner (Mad Magazine) and replaced Jules Feiffer as artist fo...
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