All of the spicy pulps featured a comic feature, with SPICY DETECTIVE STORIES pitching in with "Sally the Sleuth".  This "strip", whch debuted in the November 1934 issue, was a fixture both in SPICY DETECTIVE and its successor, SPEED DETECTIVE.  Sally was drawn by artist Adolphe Barreaux and, as the years went on, her adventures became tamer and tamer, no longer losing all her clothing within the first 4 panels.  Several of Sally's mis-adventures were reprinted in 1986 and 1987 in two small books by Winds of the World Press, WHAT A GAL!--SALLY THE SLEUTH and KALI-FLOWER--SALLY THE SLEUTH.