Which way did he go?

Can't help it folks, it's been kinda hectic here at the ol' casa del datajunkie -
Here's some more goodness from Virgil Finlay from Famous Fantastic Mysteries April 1948.
Hopefully that'll keep you until I get some free time to mount up some more substantial posts...OK?

Michael Shayne (Re-Post)

I just recently scored these nice digests, and thought i'd re-run these radio episodes, well...... just because.... enjoy!
Michael Shayne - "Problem in Murder"
Michael Shayne - "Blood Stained Pearls"
Michael Shayne - "Borrowed Heirloom"
Michael Shayne - "Carnival Killer"
Michael Shayne - "Case Of The Bayou Monster"
Michael Shayne - "Case Of The High Priced Twins"
Michael Shayne - "Case Of The Phantom Gun"
Michael Shayne - "Case Of The Popular Corpse"

Michael Shayne - "Case Of The Purloined Corpse"
Michael Shayne - "Case Of The Wandering Fingerprints"
Michael Shayne - "Constant Companion"
Michael Shayne - "Corresponding Corpse"
Michael Shayne - "Judge Shot, Motive Revenge"
Michael Shayne - "Crooked Wheel"

Michael Shayne - "Deadly Dough"
Michael Shayne - "Generous Killer"
Michael Shayne - "Grey-Eyed Blonde"
Michael Shayne - "Hate That Killed"
Michael Shayne - "Hunted Bride"
Michael Shayne - "Left Handed Fan"
Michael Shayne - "Mail Order Murder"

Michael Shayne - "Model Murder"
Michael Shayne - "Phantom Neighbor"
Michael Shayne - "Pursuit Of Death"
Michael Shayne - "The Man Who Lived Forever"
More information on Miami Mike can be found here and here!

Mo' Eye Candy!

Once again, all I have is for you today is some eye candy....
Hopefully it won't rot your mind too much.....
First up - once again, yet even more Virgil Finlay!
Amazing Feb '62 -





Amazing Dec. '61 -



Amazing Dec. '62 -


Amazing May '63 -




Fantastic March '64 -





During the late 60's, when Amazing & Fantastic began to use a lot of reprints, they would often run the original Finlay illustations... here's a few -


From the same period, here's a very nice Finlay Portfolio from Amazing -



Reprinted in Thrilling SF #10 Fall '68 -

Don'y you just love this ad for Amazing from the 50's?

plus some nice covers from Amazing and Fantasy & Science Fiction....

























And to finish up, this wonderful cover for J. G. Ballard's story
The Cloud Sculptors Of Coral D
More something soonest!