Praefectus Praetorio
R.I.P. Brother of the Quill
Doesn't sound like my type.Icy. Glacial
A whole separate thread would be a discussion of the fascination with "Ilsa, She-wolf of the SS" by both some men and some women.
Doesn't sound like my type.Icy. Glacial
To give the question the full answer it deserves, I am speaking of covers with B&B (not the brandy liquor which warms the Gaelic part of my heart - but bondage and bras). I would wildly estimate 50% Nazi, 25% Japanese and Red Chinese (they both looked the same to editors and readers), 10% Cuban, 5% Arab, 5% cycle gangs/hippies ( they both looked the same to editors and readers - go figure) and 5% assorted wierdoes. I always identified with the last, although those cool Nazi uniforms were very tempting ("Come on, boy, join the SS." "No, I don't like torturing people." "We have these sharp uniforms" "OK where do I sign?"You mean they ignored the Japanese?
Or whores in Jamaica!I think Barb and Goebbels had more of a business relationship than a friendship. She likes to consort with world leaders-the brother of the Sultan, the President of Zilawe, even the beloved President of these United States...
5% assorted wierdoes.
Rudyard KiplingWomen could not join the SS. I think you underestimate women's inherent sadism: after a while, females constituted the majority of the Gestapo.
Oh, so precious an image!with the girl on the sacrifice altar
Agree, but don't underestimate the powerful desire of the young male to be part of a larger, more powerful group, bound together by oaths, and uniforms and common enemies. It started with the adolescent boys in the tribe, undergoing painful rite of adulthood to join the team of hunters. And every member of that team had to set aside his own goals and feelings, and serve the team. Human beings are full of wonderful, powerful instincts and drives. Unfortunately, these can be directed or misdirected for great good, or great evil.There goes you theory about the sharp uniforms, right?
It was the power to be evil that attracted the young, I believe
Hey! Wait a minute, we all joined this site for the philosphy, history, cultural, good articles and good interviews stuff!End of Philosophy. It is anathema to Pulp!
As the dialog in Casablanca:Hey! Wait a minute, we all joined this site for the philosphy, history, cultural, good articles and good interviews stuff!
Agree, but don't underestimate the powerful desire of the young male to be part of a larger, more powerful group, bound together by oaths, and uniforms and common enemies. It started with the adolescent boys in the tribe, undergoing painful rite of adulthood to join the team of hunters. And every member of that team had to set aside his own goals and feelings, and serve the team. Human beings are full of wonderful, powerful instincts and drives. Unfortunately, these can be directed or misdirected for great good, or great evil.
End of Philosophy. It is anathema to Pulp!
And we read Playboy for the articles, tooHey! Wait a minute, we all joined this site for the philosphy, history, cultural, good articles and good interviews stuff!
Didn't we?
And the Pulps for how to cope with Sexually Aggressive Women!And we read Playboy for the articles, too
The ladies were like rapiiersThe male ones, yes...
Very good!I have that cover ans was always conflicted. Great degradation and torture for the women raped by a gorilla (although actually, I've hear they're tender lovers), but what a wasteI knew those Nazis were a bunch of gorillas
But we must discuss the great blurbs. Beginning with "CRY RAPE the false charge that can ruin you" Great line, but, given the hot water I'm still in from my discussion of Barb's sexual morals, I'll leave other to comment.
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I really love this setting; the tough gunslinger enters the town bar pushing both swinging doors aside. (BTW anyone know why the heck western bars always had swinging doors?)
But the comment question her comes, as it often does, from the story teaser-titles.
Is the the Man who Stole Arizona? Or is it Kitty, Queen of Deadwood?
Either one, its a fabulous outfit!