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Many thanks for those Stanton stories, wulf. Remember having them in print long ago but lost them.
 
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Aside from the abuse there is no end to how offensive these would be today to the general
Can"t be helped. Just as much as I don"t want people tortured for real, neither am I a racist for real. But in my fantasies....
 
Artist Gene Bilbrew aka (Eneg,Van Rod, Bondy, GB,Gilbert)
I must disagree with it being Eneg / Bilbrew. I've had plenty of GB's work, and to me the two art styles are completely different. But I'm always ready to change my mind if someone proves me wrong.

'Unknown Artist' that illustrated many Mutrix publications, and much of his work was copied into photo sets and sold mail order from RDF and others out of NYC in the 70's and 80's.
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A sample of Eneg / Bilbrew art. He was very prolific and did indeed illustrate some Mutrix booklets, along with many others.
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In 1954, broke and losing his eyesight, Joe Shuster, the co-creator of Superman, took a job providing illustrations for an underground BDSM comic book, "Nights of Horror". The drawings have, by today's standards, a quaint and demure style but they were considered obscene at the time. Shuster's "secret identity" as the artist wasn't revealed until 2004, twelve years after his death.
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In 1954, broke and losing his eyesight, Joe Shuster, the co-creator of Superman, took a job providing illustrations for an underground BDSM comic book, "Nights of Horror". The drawings have, by today's standards, a quaint and demure style but they were considered obscene at the time. Shuster's "secret identity" as the artist wasn't revealed until 2004, twelve years after his death.
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I only had one image from that set (attached), so thank you so much for posting these. I had not seen them before.
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The cruel tortures and peril depicted are quite severe for the time period, so no wonder they were 'condemned' as porn.
 
I must disagree with it being Eneg / Bilbrew. I've had plenty of GB's work, and to me the two art styles are completely different. But I'm always ready to change my mind if someone proves me wrong.

'Unknown Artist' that illustrated many Mutrix publications, and much of his work was copied into photo sets and sold mail order from RDF and others out of NYC in the 70's and 80's.
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A sample of Eneg / Bilbrew art. He was very prolific and did indeed illustrate some Mutrix booklets, along with many others.
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I also doubted for a long time, but 15 years ago I found convincing evidence of the stated position. I will try to find the source, although it is unlikely that the resource is still alive.
 
I also doubted for a long time, but 15 years ago I found convincing evidence of the stated position. I will try to find the source, although it is unlikely that the resource is still alive.
It's possible of course, but you don't often see completely different styles from the same artist. I know it does happen though, because I made the same mistake with Joseph Farrel, who did exactly that with at least three different art styles (and I recently was proven wrong that the art in question was by different artists). It's just very rare to not have at least a small similarity somewhere in the image.
I hope you can find a definitive reference to my 'unknown 'artist' being Bilbrew, because I've been wanting to know who he is for 50 years.
 
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