I can’t quite tell in this drawing if the shower is already running, or if he plans to turn on the cold water once she’s nice and secure:
Illustration is from the October 1964 issue of Uramado magazine, a kinky Japanese publication founded by a former illustrator from Kitan Club.
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When you are an humble fishing people, you can’t afford dungeons, prison cells, iron shackles, chains, or any of those other expensive trappings of noble slave keepers. If you’ve got a surplus of girls who are prone to running away in the night, you’ve got to keep them close using the cheap stuff that you’ve got a lot of: rope, bamboo, and fishing nets!
Art is from Kitan Club.
I guess it doesn’t make all that much difference in the middle of the Caribbean, but it always struck me as unsporting for pirates to make their victims “walk the plank” in bondage. Not that there’s anywhere to swim to in shark-infested waters, but why not let them try? It all comes down to the pragmatics of terrorism, I suppose; if the notion is to be known as bad guys, a bit of gratuitous evil fills the bill!
Artwork is from a 1960s Kitan Club.
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Our peeping Tom thought he hit the mother lode of voyeuristic opportunity:
But then the lightbulb came on, and burst his bubble!
From a 1960s Kitan Club.
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The only thing better than a pet catgirl is a pet catgirl in shackles on a rope leash:
From Kitan Club.
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This artwork is done up in medieval woodcut style, but it’s modern(ish) — from a vintage Kitan Club magazine. It’s clear from the dunce cap and jester bells that her naked humiliation from being paraded through the streets in portable stocks are intended as an important part of her punishment:
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When you’ve got too many slaves to tickle them all, you’ve got to resort to industrial assembly-line methods:
From Kitan Club.
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