Wip - Women In Peril

[thehangingtree]

Jean Yves Mitton, author of historical comics (Vae Victis, Attila, Quetzalcoatl...), but also of much more "olé olé" works (Messalina...).
Have a nice sunday!

"I beg you! don't take this from me!!!"

 

[Roberta]

A mix for you

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Love #2 and #7

 

[Roberta]

Jean Yves Mitton, author of historical comics (Vae Victis, Attila, Quetzalcoatl...), but also of much more "olé olé" works (Messalina...).
Have a nice sunday!
(2)

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Love #2

 

[Roberta]

I read an Isaac Asimov story many years ago about two random people abducted by aliens, and the clumsy way they were asked to demonstrate to the alien commander how humans reproduce. It was funny, in a very mid 20th century way. This one:

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Literature/WhatIsThisThingCalledLove

This pic reminds me of it, thought the couple in the story never get this far
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Other peril situations, some of them even a little pleasurable as well as perilous
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Live #3

 

[Roberta]

Those last few remind me of the scene in Dude, Where's My Car.
Or here
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Slightly smaller. Is this what they call muff diving?
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more peril
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Loving #2 and #3

 

[cynthia the inocent]

Live #3

Peril ? Looks like a fun Saturday night to me

 

[Kathy]

 

[ducon007]

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Yes! Jolanda, from Quoom! Always nice to see his artwork!

 

[captivecuties]

Jean Yves Mitton, author of historical comics (Vae Victis, Attila, Quetzalcoatl...), but also of much more "olé olé" works (Messalina...).
Have a nice sunday!
(1)

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Love the phallus whipping post

 

[Jennica2]

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Oh I like this drawing. Looks like how I LOVE to feel.

 

[Harsh Martinet]

Love the phallus whipping post

I suspect a few female forum members imagine it it as an IMPALING post

 

[cynthia the inocent]

She has a tentacle fetish ?

doesnt everybody ?

 

[phlebas]

No way to avoid these beauties


'ello 'ello 'ello, what's all this then?


They'll make good hostages, with benefits


The cat burglar having some fun


Just in time for the 8:24, or, wrong kind of girls on the line?


Subtle, this one

 

[Loxuru]

They'll make good hostages, with benefits

The cat burglar having some fun

Job satisfaction is a very important asset!

 

[phlebas]

various perils

 

[Loxuru]

various perils

Poisoned by toxic fumes, before getting drowned?

The thrill of anthropology again. At least, the natives became civilised, when it concerns their weaponry!

 

[Roberta]

various perils

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Loving #1 and #4

 

[Cella]

There are times when having the biggest, most advanced brain is not necessarily an advantage in nature. Her "reptilian" brain is pretty much in charge right now.

Having the biggest breasts, on the other hand . . . But they are rather an impediment at this moment.

 

[Loxuru]

There are times when having the biggest, most advanced brain is not necessarily an advantage in nature. Her "reptilian" brain is pretty much in charge right now.

What is the use of an 'advanced' brain, if you ignore such a basic rule like : "Never approach a lion that is downwind from you!"

 

[ducon007]

The Grand Guignol theater, more commonly called Grand Guignol, is a former Parisian theater that was located in the 9th arrondissement.

Specialized in plays staging gore and bloody stories, more grotesque than frightening, it has by extension given its name to the theatrical genre, the "grand guignol", and to the adjective "grand-guignolesque". The term has become pejorative over time and now refers more generally to works that abuse violence or grandiloquent effects that make you laugh.
It was inaugurated in 1896 and closed its doors in 1963.