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Orgone Bell, Page 5
Illustration from “Orgone Bell” published under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) license.
Orgone Bell, Facial closeup
An illustration by Suzarte who can be contracted through, and whose work is available at Patreon, Instagram, Ko-Fi, and Twitter.
Neural Extraction 09
More concept work by Rafael Suzarte, who has made any number of contributions here at Erotic Mad Science, the largest of which is the “silent” comic Beware the Asylum. If you like Rafael’s work, you can follow him on twitter at @suzarte_1 or support him on Patreon, as I do.
Learning from Elders: Chapter 10, Page 10
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Learning from Elders: Chapter 10, Page 9
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Our Lady of the Emerald
This woman encased in emerald from the November 1941 cover of Astonishing Stories conveys a real tube girl or ASFR feel, but unfortunately is unattributed and also, in its Internet Archive version, a little battered. There is a slightly more vivid and clean, but also smaller, version of the cover to be found at Galactic Central. It appears to illustrate the story “My Lady of the Emerald,” by Robert A.W. Lowndes (1916-1998), one of many writers who began his career with the encouragement of H.P. Lovecraft. The story has an interior illustration by Leo Morey, whose work we have seen before on this site.
This issue of Astonishing STories is available to read or download from the Internet Archive.
Learning from Elders: Chapter 10, Page 8
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Learning from Elders: Chapter 10, Pages 6 and 7
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Learning from Elders: Chapter 10, Page 5
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Learning from Elders: Chapter 10, Cover
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