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"About the cover: After shivering and shuddering through this unusual novel of suspense and passion, artist William Shoyer painted that woman, Clara Ervin, posing luxuriously in her pink satin boudoir. As for the man in the cover who is beholding her at a close and menacing range, you'll find out what happens next when you enjoy Behold This Woman."--P. facing t.p.
A smiling blonde woman stands admiring herself in an ornately framed full-length mirror, fitting a necklace around her neck. In the foreground, a dark-haired, dark-suited man reaches one hand menacingly toward her.
At head of title on front cover: She destroyed four men.
On front cover: A Bantam Book, complete and unabridged.
On back cover: Behold this woman. Could she be anybody you know?
White background with black, red, and blue text. Green banner extends from front cover across spine to back left side. Line drawing of open window with curtains blowing in, with knife stuck into window sill.`
Green background with black text, author name in red.
Bantam rooster in oval on front, back, and spine.
The naoli was not a human…and could not be a man!
A brunette is in a state of undress in front of a couch.
At head of title on front cover: Live bait for a death trap.
Black and orange background with text in black and white.
Black spine with author, title, publisher and publisher's number in yellow and white.
Think galactic -- or your world is lost!
Front cover: yellow (top banner), black (background, shadows): Back cover: black (blind)
A shirtless blond man lies face down on a wooden floor. A blond woman kneels beside him, grasping his shoulder and looking up and out at the viewer.
At head of title on front cover: "Tough … and terrifying!" says Richard S. Prather -- creator of Shell Scott
On front cover: Murder was a pleasure and women were a pain.
A hand pulls down a window blind. The blind forms the backdrop for the back cover text.
Yellow background with series number in black, title in and author name in red.
Gold Medal tri-color ribbon graphic on front and spine.
Refugees, yes, guests, yes but conquerors - never!
Between American and the rest of the world rose a wall of death!
Williams, Nick B. (Nick Boddie), 1906-1992
Astounding: John W. Campbell Memorial Anthology
Sam was a miracle being - and a curse to a dangerously overpopulated planet.
A blonde woman in bikini top, sarong, and flip-flops lounges against a background of red, tan, blue, white and black stripes, one hand raised to her hair, one knee raised provocatively.
At head of title on front cover and on spine: Men who touched her got burned.
On front cover: Complete and unabridged.
On front cover: Author of "My Love Is Violent."
The red, tan, blue, white and black stripes from cover are repeated on back, with illustrations in bottom four stripes: a blonde woman wrapped in a towel chats on the telephone, a brunette in pink lingerie lounges in bed, a blond man in brown suit sits with chin in hand contemplating a bottle and glass, an older blond man in brown suit and dark tie scowls.
White background with text in red and black.
Tree inside oval on front and back covers.
Featuring selections by 1975 John W. Campbell winner, P.J. Plauger and 1975 Hugo Award winner, George R. R. Martin
Did this madman's mistake lie in his effort to destro "Too Many Worlds" Gerald Vance
Cult of the Witch Queen by Richard S. Shaver and Bob McKenna
A World Called Crimson by Darius John Granger
Where vicious treachery was the law of the land!
Professor Mainbocher's Planet by Ivar Jorgensen
The Psionic Mousetrap, A thrilling novelette by Murray Leinster
Complete Novel by Marion Z. Bradley Seven from the Stars
Amazing Science Fiction Anthology: The Wonder Years 1926-1935
Amazing Science Fiction Anthology: The War Years 1936-1945
A dark-haired man in blue jeans and green shirt brandishes a blackjack, menacing a dark-haired woman who sits bound by ropes in the corner.
At head of title on front cover: She played for fun--I played for keeps.
On front cover: First publication in book form.
Figures from front cover are repeated with blue wash.
Monarch crest in red and yellow on front cover.
As the Dominion and the Thrakian empires mobilize for all-out war, can Jack Storm find the means to defeat these ancient enemies of man?
Could man meet the test of galactic citizenship?
One dozen original new science-fiction stories of other life on other worlds
More amazing adventures of a super spy in outer space
A seductive brunette in a dress is trying to entice a man into her car.
At head of title on front cover: A novel of twisted lives and tormented loves.
White background with red and black text. Image of a man and a woman at foot of cover.
White spine with author, title, publisher and publisher's number in red and black.
Stuart Cloete, Robert A. Heinlein, Murray Leinster, Anthony Boucher, James Blish, Theodore Sturgeon
A Groff Conklin collection of exciting novelettes by Henry Kuttner, Theodore Sturgeon, Poul Anderson, Eric Frank Russell
In which an atom--happy Earth tackles the disconcerting problem of friendly outer-spacers.
A galactic destroyer, a death-laden wind, alien intruders on a mysterious mission
A blonde woman, nude from the waist up, lies face down in the grass beside a wooden fence. Through a hole in the fence the running figure of a man is visible.
At head of title on front cover: The stranger had been in town for only a few hours--long enough to set the fuse to blow it apart.
On front cover: Author of Spring Fire and The Thrill Kids.
White background with blue, yellow, and red text banners. Text in white and black. No graphics.
Gold Medal tri-color ribbon graphic on front cover and spine.
Eight fascinating studies of life in the year 2020 by Poul Anderson, Harlan Ellison, Larry Niven, A. E. Van Vogt, Norman Spinrad, Ben Bova and Others