No one does sexpolitation quite like Italian moviemakers do sexploitation, as the post above, from the 1979 movie The Great Alligator River surely shows. Although I’m not sure that anything in the movie goes to quite this exploitative level (I haven’t seen it), at least one still suggests a willingness to go there, so to speak:
Both the poster and the still are reblogged from this 29 February 2016 post at Infernal Wonders. They owe their source on old Tumblr to Atomic Chronoscaph.
Questo lavoro è rilasciato con un Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. (Riassunto delle condizioni di licenza in italiano.)
L’impaginazione per lo slider segue la convenzione per i fumetti in lingua inglese. Si può utilizzare l’icona della freccia destra per spostarsi avanti nel fumetto e la freccia sinistra per spostarsi indietro.
Esta obra está bajo una licencia Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. (Resumen de la licencia en español.)
La numeración de las páginas del control deslizante sigue la convención de los cómics en inglés. Puede usar el icono de la flecha derecha para avanzar en el cómic, y la flecha izquierda para retroceder.
Cette bande dessinée est distribuée sous license Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. (Résumé de la licence en français.)
La pagination du slider suit la convention pour les bandes dessinées de langue anglaise. Vous pouvez utiliser l’icône de flèche droite pour avancer dans la bande dessinée et la flèche gauche pour reculer.
This image is reblogged from this 30 November 2015 post at Infernal Wonders. It is a detail from the cover cover for the French comics magazine Métal Hurlant as published 30 June 1975, details of which are available here. They also have a small version of the whole cover:
Appropriate how much we do vore and tentacles here, this image is reblogged from Daniel Horne, who has a professional site here.
And in case any of you don’t get this particular American pop-culture reference…
This comics panel is a reblog from This 6 April 2014 post at Infernal Wonders. The caption reads:
The food of the gods. The phrase ran through her mind as she saw Jorg absorbed — eaten alive — and digested. Could it be perhaps the ultimate fate of man?
Going by the style and content I would guess the artist is the great Wally Wood.
Swallowed alive, like the heroines of Bait. This work is Deep Rising SwallowedAlive1 by cardinal1chunder, who has produced a remarkable amount of similar work you can see at his DeviantArt site.
Image presented here by kind consent of the artist.
This image is reblogged from this 5 July 2015 post at Infernal Wonders. It’s source is “Far East Adventure,” a now-deactivated DeviantArt account. It seems appropriate to present here since I’ve done my share of indulging in vore. According to my earlier post, the image was accompanied by the tagline “Where do these cultists keep finding these beautiful college girls?”
Social media, that would be my guess.
“Deep Sea Lola” commissioned by Faustus and created by Sketchwork. Please do not republish or alter without permission of the creators.
A second commission by Sketchwork, again with his cutie vore-girl Lola, this time making a lovely meal for the tentacle monster from my graphic novella Bait. I guess she just chose to go skinny-dipping in the wrong ocean, poor girl.
If you like this sort of work you can support Sketchwork on Patreon as I do.
You can get in touch with Sketchwork at Eka’s Portal. The artist also maintains a stream at Picarto TV as well as pages at Hentai Foundry and DeviantArt.
