This is Spicy Mystery Stories for June 1937, cover by H.J. Ward. The ISFDB entry for this issue is here. I found this version of the cover at Pulp Covers.
Pulp Parade #131: Aw, rats
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Pulp Parade #128: Carried off by skullheads
This is Spicy Mystery Stories for March 1936, cover by H.J. Ward. The ISFDB entry for this issue is here. I found this version of the cover in a post at Rough Edges written by James Reasoner, and I dated it using the index at Galactic Central.
Pulp Parade #127: You can’t fool me! That’s not Batman!
This is Spicy Mystery Stories for February 1936, cover by H.J. Ward. The ISFDB entry for this issue is here. This image of the cover is an unusually large one (click through to see in larger size), which I found in, of all places, the comments section of this post at Door Flies Open.
In additional all the other unusual riches available for this issue, Pulp Covers has actually made available the “Bat Man” story online as a PDF document, in case you’re curious about what lurked beneath the lurid covers of a pulp magazine. See here.
Pulp Parade #125: Knife just out of reach…
This is Spicy Mystery Stories for December 1935, cover by another great, H.J. Ward. The ISFDB entry for this issue is here. I found this version of the cover on this Flickr page and dated it via the Galactic Central index.
Pulp Art recreation XX: A spicy adventure
Introduction
A second entry from CG artist KristinF, following a theme for today.
Image
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Source
The cover of Spicy Adventure Stories (July 1935). The artist for the cover, as can be seen in a signature in the lower-left, was H.J. Ward (1909-1945). He has a modest Pulp Artists catalog here. I blogged this image originally in a post “Slave Girl and Racial Stereotype” at Infernal Wonders.
The Artist
KristinF has a DeviantArt site here and an additional, possibly more explicit site here.