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Tumblr favorite #2244: Arrested by the space infantry
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Gnosis Pharmacology: Chapter Ten, Page Six
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Tumblr favorite #2243: Vintage sci-fi art II
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Tumblr favorite #2242: Vintage sci-fi art I
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Gnosis Pharmacology: Chapter Ten, Page Five
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Tumblr favorite #2141: Ava Cadell
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Image is of actress Ava Cadell from Femme Fatales Vol. 2, No. 1 (Summer 1993). The image contains a caption, presumably a quotation from Cadell, “The reason I wanted to go to drama school was because I was very shy…”
I guess she got over being shy.
Tumblr favorite #2140: Invisible man sex
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A composite of two screencaps that both appeared in Femme Fatales Vol. 6, No. 9 (March 1998). Both show actress Leslie Olivan in a scene (or perhaps scenes) from a live-action version of Milo Manara’s Butterscotch. She’s depicting a starlet having sex. In a graveyard. With an invisible man.
The world would be a poorer place without the imagination of Milo Manara.
Gnosis Pharmacology: Chapter Ten, Page Four
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Tumblr favorite #2139: Francis Praksti poses II
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Francis Praksti poses topless on a sci-fi set for Femme Fatales, Vol. 2, No. 1 (Summer 1993).
Tumblr favorite #2138: Francis Praksti poses I
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Francis Praksti, as featured in Femmes Fatales, Vol. 2., No. 1 (Summer 1993). Image contains an internal caption “Praksti, striking a pose on the Yellow Rose space ship (opposite) is described by co-star Patricia Tallman as ‘a real find. She’s beautiful and she’s talented.’”
Femmes Fatales appears to be discontinued and not to have a website, sadly.