Reblogged from an Infernal Wonders post of 24 December 2013:
From 13 January 2014:
From 8 June 2014:
These images (evocative of The Apsinthion Protocol, among other things) are all work of an artist/hobbyist known as Melt-Liquify, who has Deviant-Art site here and a still-active tumblr Let’s Melt You. Some of his recent animation/alters are definite squick-or-squee material.
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This image is reblogged from this 14 January 2014 post at Infernal Wonders. At the time, it was the subject of provenance research by Bacchus at ErosBlog. Here is what he found:
The signature on this piece identifies it as the work of Lucius Wolcott Hitchcock. This page identifies Hitchcock as a prominent magazine illustrator and provides the image title “Back There in the Grass” as drawn for the December 16, 1911 Collier’s.
Seems like pretty racy stuff for 1911!
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This image is reblogged from a 12 January 2014 post at Infernal Wonders. It is work by the American fantasy and science-fiction artist Ed Valigursky (1926-2009). You can find additional biographical information on the artist here and here. The image originally appears on the still-extant tumblr The Science Fiction Gallery.
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This is a reblog of a 5 January 2014 post at Infernal Wonders. The 1974 movie Flesh for Frankenstein was the subject of a series of three posts written for Erotic Mad Science back in 2010. The text in the poster reads:
René Chateau présente Dallia di Lazzaro, Joë Dallessandro, Udo Kier. Chair pour Frankenstein. Un film de Andy Warhol. Mise en scène Paul Morrissey. Interdit aux moins de 18 ans.
The original source for the post is the French-language blog Les Rétro-Galeries de Mr Gutsy, which is still up, and still cool.
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This image is reblogged from a 5 January 2014 post at Infernal Wonders, whence it was in turn reblogged from the aptly-named Bondage Blog. The intrepid proprietor over there, Rope Guy, added this commentary.
This is from an (I think) Italian horror comic called Terror Blue. In later panels these girls are walking around as partial skeletons, so I do not think this procedure in the tanks is intended to be a healthy one.
Uh oh.
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