Original post here. Sourced via greatgrottu. Original text:
Horror Stories, 1936
Tag Archives: femme peril
Sun-Death’s Daughter
Original post here. Image is the cover of Spicy Adventure Stories (April 1941). Original text:
H.J. Ward, 1941
Another overly-elaborate death trap
Original post here. Sourced on tumblr to littlebunnysunshine. Image is a men’s magazine cover containing the text “Man’s Adventure. Swapping — Why Women Think It’s Wonderful! He Had Hundreds of Slave Victims to Play with and He Used Them All. The Screaming Killer Who Lived for Pain! Sex! How Much Do You Spend a Year to Satisfy Your Needs! The Prostitute Traitor Who Led Me Into a Trap of Blood.”
Save the maiden from the snake, or vice versa
Original post here. Original text:
Some fantasy peril art. Highly inspired by F. Frazetta, Paul Renaud, Adriano Babtista, Frank Cho.
A corpse stole my wife!
Original post here. Image is a cover of Dime Mystery Magazine (February 1938) and contains the text “Dime Mystery Magazine. February. 10¢. Playground of the Tiny Killers, feature-length mystery novel by John K. Knox. A Corpse Stole My Wife, by Henry T. Sperry. Blassingame, Kobler.” Sourced on tumblr to spicyhorror.
Pit of fire
Original post here. Sourced on tumblr to ultra-dafness via divine-defilement. Provenance is unclear, but it might have been modeled after an old men’s magazine illustration, a small version of which sometimes crops up on some BDSM-related sites.
I couldn’t find it in a larger size, unfortunately.
Dream Catcher
Original post here. Original text “Dream Catcher by steveoreno.”
The Spider, Master of Men
Original post here. Cover art illustrates “Satan’s Shackles: Book-length Spider Novel.” Sourced via trixietreats. Original text:
The Spider (June 1938)
Gangster Story Bonnie
Original post here. Sourced to superwoobinda via reginaldjuice. Image is a comics cover containing the text “Gangster Story Bonnie: onorata società .”
Beware predatory giant mushrooms
Original post here. Sourced to zgmfd via horrorpedia. A crop of a Euro-comics cover, for which I was able to find an apparent complete image on the twitter feed @stuart_manning.
