I wasn't sure I could find enough interesting covers but there are more out there than I thought. It doesn't seem like there is much variety (a leg is a leg is a leg) but I know there are people who really like them - and legs can certainly grab your attention, as in the cover on the left. That and those colors.

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	The same cover as the one above sans the garish colors. These legs make up about 3/5ths of the body. Is that possible or just an exagerated fetish?
	Phantom Books seems to be the gold standard of 50's sleaze digest. Don't know why but they do fetch a premium when they come along. The authors and cover artists are similar to other runs; it is a short run but so are others and there are others that are as scarce. If you know, tell me and I will add it to this page.
	One of Reginald Heade's finest cover. You can see more of his great work at the Reginald Heade page.
	Framing a scene through an attractive pair of legs has been a favorite and effective device. It serves to titilate as well as illustrate the story. A nice Ace Double from an unknown illustrator.
	Some of the pulps also did nice leg work.
	OK - why is there a record cover here? Well, Bell Records were distributed by Pocket Books. For the whole story, go to the Bell Records page.

Here are a few more:

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