Jack Cole’s seductive, cartoonishly sexy pin-up drawings — which frequented the pages of Playboy throughout the ’50s — get a long overdue tribute in Classic Pin-Up Art of Jack Cole.
Though he had already made a name for himself with Plastic Man, a beloved superhero from the Golden Age of Comics, Cole became a wider and iconic success with his watercolor illustrations for the popular magazine. This newly published collection reproduces his lavishly detailed depictions of bombshell babes and sex symbols, offering close-up access to one of the 20th-century’s most influential pop-culture artists.
Check out additional images from the book, learn more about Cole’s stories and cartoons, and get your own copy of Classic Pin-Up Art of Jack Cole
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