Leon Kurtz

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

3 albums/72 artworks – In publications for The Elmtown Chronicles, published by Brand X Publications I found three albums illustrated by Leon Kurtz. The publications were dated 1988, due to their rarity I decided to add these to the collection for educational purposes (and to make sure they did not get lost). Publications featured in gallery below: Nakes Wrestlerettes (1988) Naked Catfight (1988) Reunion (1988) Leon Kurtz ←

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