The pulp magazines of the early to mid 20th Century are often "politically incorrect" by modern standards. However, the "Spicy" magazines - Spicy-Adventure Stories, Spicy Mystery, Spicy Western, etc. - were politically incorrect by their own contemporary standards as well. With the occasional passing glimpse of a creamy-smooth thigh (or other womanly part!), and often filled with sexism, racism, and over-the-top plots and language, they nevertheless manage to titillate with more innuendo than anything else. If you find such things offensive, this is definitely not the right MEGAPACK™ for you. But if you enjoy the occasional stroll down the back alleys of pulp publishing, here's a walk on the seamy side of the 1930s! Included are:

THE SHANGHAI JESTER, by Robert Leslie Bellem

BLACK MURDER, by Carl Moore

SUEZ SOUVENIR, by Jerome Hyams

THE HOUSE OF WEIRD SLEEP, by Charles R. Allen

CAVE OF THE CRISS-CROSS KNIVES, by...