Old pulp book covers (undressed by AI)

[Mr. Hyde]

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[doe.1971]

No more before and after?

[Mr. Hyde]

No more before and after?

for example?

[doe.1971]

for example?

The last ones break with the 'tradition' of side-by-side before and after manip.

[Mr. Hyde]

The last ones break with the 'tradition' of side-by-side before and after manip.

OK

[hornythumb]

The last ones break with the 'tradition' of side-by-side before and after manip.

OK
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Love em Mr Hyde. Thanks

[doe.1971]

Yeah, a lot more instructive if you have both sides ... most of them I don't know in original to properly appreciate the 'transformation'.

[Mr. Hyde]

[frog]

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I remember those Mexican publications. Besides Casos de Alarma, there was another, Mujeres en Peligro (Women in Peril).
Thanks for the renders and the trip to the past.

[Mr. Hyde]

Thanks for the renders and the trip to the past.