Pulp Covers

The Domino Lady’s Double

Mystery Adventures Magazine - November 1936

The same Domino Lady as here?

Sin Mill

Lucy wasn’t a Three Nickel’s girl — she’d gone to the brothel to use the phone, but one of its patrons was eagerly waiting for her…

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The Lust Merchants

The items peddled door-to-door were a convenient cover-up for sin and sex.

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Bed Slave

Her duties as maid to the wealthy widow included the performance of some very special extra services!

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Winner Take All

Reno: The games are legit, it’s the women you’ve got to watch — especially one named Linda

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Spycatcher 2

He was the world’s most fabulous man-hunter

That is not a tagline that has aged well.

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The Siamese Twin Mystery

There was a raging fire — and a murder in the house.

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The Wastrel

A Shocking, Candid Novel of a Make-Believe Marriage

Judging by this cover, I am going to assume his wife is a lesbian.

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The Girl With The Sweet Plump Knees / Für Leichen zahlt man bar (The Passionate Pagan)

She said she needed a bodyguard, and in her shape, I could see why.

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The Foolish Virgin

Caution whispered ‘wait’ — but in his arms she was lost and swept she knew not where…

From the back cover:

“Pamela, where were you last night?”
“We ran out of gas,” Pamela explained firmly.
“And you sat in the car all night? That’s– obviously — impossible!” ejaculated Mrs. Broome.
“No. There was a sort of — shanty.”
“Without a chaperon?”
“Mrs. Broome, what else could we do?” Pamela said desperately.

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