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Logo "MARS" at top, "Man" magazine cover illustration of 1940s, Martian damsel in tentacles of strange alien-monster saving by muscular male space-adventurer, Mars fantasy landscape; by Anton Pieck, Rockwell, Leyendecker; book illustration; eclectic; cel-shaded; A masterpiece; dynamic lighting dieselpunk hard rock, metal rock ballade
A full-cover vintage pulp magazine from May 1946 with the title "MARS" in large red 3D lettering at the top. Subtitle reads "Man: The Magazine of Martian Adventure". In the bottom left corner, there is a text box reading "Martian Maelstrom, A thrilling novelette of the Red Planet, By Duncan Kyle, and other stories of space and tomorrow". On the top right, it says "May 1946, 25c, A.N.C." and a small shield logo. The artwork shows a male hero with brown hair, a muscular build, wearing a reddish-brown sleeveless shirt, brown pants, knee-high boots, and a holster. He is wielding a dagger, preparing to slash a tentacle of a giant, spiky, metallic, mechanical-looking octopus-like creature. The creature has a single enormous, glossy, mechanical eyeball and is wrapping its metallic tentacles around a screaming blonde woman in a fantastical, skimpy, jewel-encrusted bikini and a red skirt. In the background, there is a reddish-orange desert landscape under a hazy sky with moons and a futuristic Martian city with domes and spires
