If pro wrestling had undead nearly-naked women in it, I might watch

Is the woman blue because she's cold?
A nice kinky whipping

I mean, does anyone really wear anything like that and if so, why do they bother? But we shouldn’t really bother asking, as it’s another Margaret Brundage cover on a Weird Tales issue (January 1936) that as one can see by its cover (Paul Ernst, C.L. Moore, Robert E. Howard, August W. Derleth) was a cavalcade of pulp author stars. There is also interior art for the story which (I guess) Brundage did the cover, in this case done by Vincent Napoli (1907-1981), an artist who seems to have gotten his professional start painting WPA murals and found his way into pulp.

“I hated myself for having let her make a slave of me.”

This issue of Weird Tales is available to read and download at the Internet Archive.

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