PopKulture's photos with the keyword: Stag

Mort Kunstler painted this fantastic double splash for "Gen. Mark Clark's Manhunt for Europe's GI Vice Lord" by Murray T. Pringle for the February 1962 issue of Stag magazine.

A trio of besieged adventurers get more than they bargained for as they try desperately to hold at bay schools of rabid piranha. Stag - November 1954 issue.

Action-packed aviation cover art by Mort Kunstler. Stag - December 1965 issue.

This thrill-packed issue of Stag features a four page photo spread of Betty Page, in which photographer Bunny Yeager says the following: "Betty Page's body is good, but it's her mouth that gets 'em. Men think she's beautiful even when she screams with it wide open, and, as a woman, that impresses me. When I open mine, they just tell me to shut up." Stag - February 1955 issue. Wonderfully technical WWII cover art by Clarence Doore.

With vintage men's adventure magazines, you just never know from whence the threat will come - whether pigmies or piranhas. Errr... I don't know what good our hero thinks that gun will do him, but I suppose it's his best chance. It's not likely he'll outrun the charging herd. Stag - March 1955 issue. Cover art by Mel Bolden.

Artist Mort Kunstler painted dozens of covers for the "sweats," as they were called, and did hundreds more interior illustrations, but nowhere else is his versatility better demonstrated than this cover featuring a menacing and oh-so-believable octopus. Stag - September 1955 issue. Cover art by the aforementioned Mort Kunstler.

Yet one more entrant in a long line of man vs. nature covers... Stag - January 1954 issue.

Stag - June 1955 issue.