Original post here. Images are three covers of Saucy Movie Tales with the following additional texts: “(1) Body in the Morgue: Thrilling, Spicy. Smuggler’s Woman by Thompson Todd. (2) Jack ‘Satan’ Devlin in this issue. Strip Acts Don’t Pay! Frank E. Marks. (3) Ernst Manning, Girls of the Guillotine!” Sourced via greatgrottu. Original text:
February, July and September 1937
Original post here. Sourced on tumblr to eroticartrainbow via gotham-city-hardcore. The image appears to be a cover painting (right) used on The Nazi Fiends by John Slater, who seems to have written a hell of a lot these sorts of things — here is a cover gallery.
Original post here. Image is a pulp magazine cover that promotes a story “Eater of Women by Stewart Gates.” Sourced via scottpvaughn. Original text:
gentlemanlosergentlemanjunkie:
Spicy Adventure Stories, May 1937.
Original post here. Image is a men’s magazine illustration which contains a caption “Slowly the anaconda was pulverizing LaVerae.. Sourced via damsellover. Original text:
World of Men – March, 1963 – Norman Saunders
Original post here. Image is a pulp magazine cover containing the text “Startling Stories. A novel of the future complete in this issue! The Great Ego, An amazing complete novel by Norman A. Daniels. The Point of View, a Hall of Fame Classic by Stanley G. Weinbaum. A Thrilling Publication.” Sourced via damssellover. Original text:
The Great Ego http://ift.tt/1o9NOHT
Original post here. Image is a magazine cover containing the text “Detective Short Stories. The Tourist Cabin Murders, Edward S. Ronns. A Corpse Will Call for You, Roger Torrey. Stiff in Time, Jimmy O’Brien. 10 Thrilling Murder Mysteries.” Sourced via singoshibari. Original text:
Detective Short Stories – January, 1942 – Norman Saunders
Original post here. Image contains the text “Silber Grusel-Krimi. Zauberkreis-Verlag. Der magische Spiegel des Temudschien. Cater Saint Clair.” Sourced to thebookhaven.wordpress.com.
Original post here. Sourced to comicsmonarch via isitweirdifindcartoonshot. A search reveals that this image is a crop of a Silber Grusel-Krimi cover. The (most likely) original cover is this:
Original post here. Image contains the text “Arcane Horror: Lurid legends of demented doctors and insane scientists, who for
whatever reason find pretty girls as ideal subjects [sic] their dubious experiments. On a more positive note, they do highlight employment opportunities available for disfigured hunchbacked dwarves.” Original text “Pulp 22. The Mad Lab by archaeotron”
