Ed Emshwiller cover art for Galaxy Science Fiction, June 1956.

(Heritage Auctions)

Illustrations by Emsh (Ed Emshwiller) for Alfred Bester's The Stars My Destination. Galaxy Magazine, December 1956.

source: bishopsbox

Galaxy Science Fiction, September 1954. Cover illustration by Ed Emshwiller, "Emsh".

Alien Planet by Ed Emshwiller, 1962

Ed Emshwiller (1925-1990)

A book you very likely don’t have on your shelf #457

Cover by Ed Emshwiller -- 1962

Original art by Edmund Emshwiller, and printed paperback cover for Philip K. Dick's 1964 novel 'The Simulacra'. Guache and Tempera , 19" x 12.5". Heritage Auctions sold this art for $15,625 in 2013. (Not my favourite Phil K. Dick, but definitely one of my favourite covers)

Ed Emshwiller (1925-1990), ''Fantastic Universe'', Vol. 12, #3, 1960 Source (actual issue here)

Future Science Fiction, #46, December 1959 (Columbia Publications, Inc.)

Cover artist: Ed Emshwiller

The Man Who WAS Doc Savage!

The Man Who WAS Doc Savage!

Figure 1 – Doc Savage Portrait by James Bama (with Ham, Monk, Renny, Long Tom, and Johnny) …and Flash Gordon, and The Shadow, and The Avenger, and Conan, and Buchanan, and… and…. Before I start, I want to state that I have no rights to any images used here and am not using them for any commercial purpose; they are being used under the Fair Use doctrine. If any copyright holder objects to any…

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Galaxy Magazine, December 1960, with Christmas cover art by Ed Emshwiller.

Galaxy Science Fiction magazine from February 1964.

i never got into rocky horror and im not a fan of it either due to 1. learning about transmisogyny & the transmisogyny in it way beforehand and 2. watching phantom of the paradise before ever thinking of watching rhps. however i gotta say i really like science fiction double feature, though it also brings up another problem: it sets me up for thinking theres gonna be more corny sf in the movie than there actually is. led me into a false sense of sf corniness. and this is why if i want to pick a movie as the true weird sci fi sex comedy with questionable elements of the 1970s it HAS to be flesh gordon #fleshsweep

"Change of Color" by Ed "EMSH" Emshwiller