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Everyday Astrology - November 1943 issue. Cover art by Alex Schomburg.

Everyday Astrology - March 1943 issue. Cover art by Alex Schomburg.

Everyday Astrology - June 1944 issue. Cover art by Alex Schomburg.

From the publishers of Phantom Detective, Texas Rangers, and Thrilling Wonder Stories comes Everyday Astrology , which, in 1940, while America was still isolated, was asking far-reaching questions about Europe after Hitler.

This September 1940 issue of Everyday Astrology features a more modern take on ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics.

This vintage issue of Everyday Astrology addresses tough questions like "Will Democracy Triumph?" Everyday Astrology - October 1940 issue.

This petite-footed lovely gives this infantryman something to think about before he's off to war. If the soldier looks sort of familiar, it might be that you recognize his type from various other WWII comic book covers by Alex Schomburg starring the likes of the Human Torch and Captain America! Everyday Astrology - August 1944 issue.

The symbolism is rampant and history itself seems to hang in the balance as a more ominous manifestation of Libra stands in judgment over a German soldier. Everyday Astrology - October 1943 issue. Cover art by famed comic book artist Alex Schomburg.

A wonderful, surreal montage by Alex Schomburg adorns this August 1945 issue of Everyday Astrology. Contrast this with earlier line-drawn covers by Schomburg for this title, and you'll see that this is quite a departure!

This June 1945 cover of Everday Astrology features a fascinating surreal treatment by Alex Schomburg, perhaps better known for his drawings of the Human Torch than amorphous hourglasses!

Vintage arcade flyer for Planetellus, a highly stylized horoscope vendor manufactured by Bally in the 1930's.