I WAKE UP SCREAMING by Steve Fisher (Popular Library #129, 1937) Cover art by Rudolph Belarski.
Homicide in Hollywood.

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I WAKE UP SCREAMING by Steve Fisher (Popular Library #129, 1937) Cover art by Rudolph Belarski.
Homicide in Hollywood.
Steve Fisher - Saxon's Ghost - Pyramid - 1972 (cover illustration by Gene Szafran)
‘She left ‘em red, as well as sore!’
Original artist: Rudolph Belarski
(via Pulp International - Vintage cover for Homicide Johnny by Steve Fisher)
art by Rudolph Belarski
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Detective Fiction Weekly, Nov 20 1937
Released on this day in 1948: THE HUNTED Steve Fisher's original screenplay for this bargain-basement B film offers a clever twist on the typical femme fatale. Laura Mead (Belita) has served her time for robbery and still claims her innocence. She returns to the city where her former cop lover (Preston Foster) sent her up. Was she guilty, or was he just jealous? Is she back for a fresh start, or revenge? A strange, hypnotic noir from Poverty Row director Jack (Decoy) Bernhard. We are proud to have funded a new 35-mm print of the film in 2011.