It’s always fun to tie women up in groups! That way they spend more time worrying about their posture and looking prettier than each other, and less time trying to escape:
These three bondage housewives are from a 1980s Harmony bondage video review magazine called 15 Hours of Bondage 2.
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I ask you, would any man linger late at the office if he knew he had this leashed and collared vision of submissive loveliness waiting patiently on her knees by his bedside at home?
The good girl in this photo is Sabina Rouge, photographed by Lee Forbes in the September/October 2018 issue of Hustler’s Taboo magazine. (You can join the Hustler Network for online digital access to almost 80 issues of this magazine going back to 2010.)
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I don’t want to cast a damper over these fine bondage proceedings, but I have a bad feeling about this. If those blonde bitches in uniform are Nazis, it can’t possibly mean good things for our captured local heroine:
I believe this is more Zerns art.
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Honestly, hauling those monster bosoms around has got to make pony-girl life quite a bit harder:
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At Kinky Delight we learn of a gimp-ish dungeon dude who has a direct way with bondage nuns, especially when he’s ready to enjoy their bodacious boobs:
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A few years ago ErosBlog offered advice to bug-eyed aliens who capture human specimens for breeding stock:
“Sorry, bug eyed monster, but you’ll never get them to breed if you keep them in separate cages.”
It turns out that an internal panel in that pulp comic (Amazing Adventures #2) shows our prime human breeding stock still locked up in individual tube-style cages, where they have been moved from the prison-style cells shown on the magazine cover. But the dramatic reveal is that these bug-eyed monsters have a special tentacle-equipped husbandry robot to manage the breeding of these high-value human prisoners. Sadly, there’s no panel showing the intricate technological procedures by which our virile hero and nubile heroine will be forced to procreate:
Chains and snakes don’t mix well, unless of course you enjoy your women-in-peril scenarios:
This snake dungeon artwork is by Vic Prezio, and it originally appeared on the cover of the June 1963 issue of Battle Cry.
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