Somehow our minimally-clad heroine and her shirtless husband got grabbed by a gang of ruffians. I don’t know what the ruffians want, but it’s pretty obvious what they plan to do:
Artwork is from the cover of the November 1964 issue of South Sea Stories.
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These vintage bondage postcards feature pampered and bejeweled slavegirls in light chains and chastity belts. Said to be from the Dupret collection (there’s a book) of early 20th century erotica:
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Villains are often blonde. It is known. This pulp cover art only reinforces that entirely-fair stereotype:
Versions of this artwork have appeared on the covers of La Amante De Franksexstein and Dossier X. (We first saw the Dossier X version in this space some years ago.)
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Those cloth ties wouldn’t really hold against serious struggling. This is not a long term tie, or an unpleasant situation. Nope, this spread-eagle is for fun:
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He took a wrong turn out of the basement server room at the huge client building, and soon found himself lost in a maze of old tunnels. Suddenly, he found a… well, a head. A pretty head! Being a big believer in taking advantage of serendipity, he did pretty much as you would expect, after that:
Photos are from A Beautiful Head Sticking Out Of A Wall, via Kink Unlimited.
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Her panties are coming down, the dominatrix is helping to adjust her attitude, and there’s gonna be a BDSM threesome and mini-orgy going on here shortly. I don’t know about you, but I still love this early-80s bondage-mag roughie aesthetic:
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The pasha takes what he wants. In this case, it’s her throat. The new harem girl with the fantastic tits hasn’t yet been properly trained to suck his dick, but with a ring gag and enough bondage, it barely matters:
Artwork is by Emcar.
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