Although the spicy pulps died at the end of 1942 (though living on as "Speed" titles), there have been numerous reprints from them over the years, as well as one spicy-inspired small press magazine, RISQUE STORIES, which appeared for 5 issues in the mid-1980's, from CRYPT OF CTHULHU publisher Robert Price.  RISQUE was firmly planted in the spicy tradition, even featuring stories from some of the spicy pulp authors, such as Justin Case (Hugh Cave), Sam Walser (Robert E. Howard, with collaborators in this latter instance) and Manly Wade Wellman, as well as a new spicy cartoon heroine in her very own "strip"--Julie de Grandin, daughter of WEIRD TALES regular Jules de Grandin, scripted by none other than pulp historian Will Murray.  Murray also contributed many articles to RISQUE on the spicy pulps.  If you can locate copies of RISQUE STORIES, it is a fine addition to any spicy collection.