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This illustration is Enjoying the Ride by Diana Maxwell. It is reblogged from this 9 February 2015 post at Infernal Wonders. Diana did a lot these sorts of art, serving as the first-person heroine of her own vore stories, and as such she doubtless deserves credit as one of the inspirations for the heroines of Bait. She gives this narrative in conjunction with the picture:
While skinny dipping in the surf one warm summer morning, a giant jellyfish sucked me up inside his gelatinous belly. Being a kind and gentle fishy, he allowed himself to wash ashore so that I could fully enjoy myself before he took his turn in fully enjoying me!
Diana’s DeviantArt site hasn’t been updated in many years, but it’s still there.
Or that, anyway is the interpretation I would make of the penis-like organ beginning to appear between her legs. Reblogged from this 1 June 2014 post at Infernal Wonders.
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My money’s on her.
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I understand that this sort of thing is frowned upon in the contemporary church, but there are always those who want to keep the old ways alive.
He might be a blue humanoid space monster who tortures naked women with his claw robot, but at least he dresses well.
Elvifrance imagines a future in which brain-imaging technology really delivers.
As with items in nature, some Dime Mystery covers defy easy classification and make one wonder just what the artist or editors were thinking, and closing out with two days of posts on them seems as good as any way to finish up this series. In April 1938 someone came up with an imaginative series of tortures, though I cannot figure the rationale for their exact sequencing.
The curators at Pulp Covers provide some example of interior art from this issue, two of which seem to be classic examples of bound damsels being subject to some sort of mad science.
Another of which is an example of the Consigned to the flames trope.
And there’s some good-old-fashioned bondage, in this case with the hint of a cuckolding fantasy. (Bondage Blog kindly take note.)
The good curators at Pulp Covers have made the entire issue available for download.
But real zaniness was coming later in the year with the October 1938 issue.
The Pulp Covers curators were as baffled by this as I am. “Is he using attractive women as clappers in giant church bells which he controls with his Keyboard of Evil? I honestly have no idea what is going on here. None whatsoever.”