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I don’t know what the title of this sequence was.
Continue reading Late Eric Stanton
The cover of Rent Party tells a story but it is difficult to decode. The incoherence makes me think of Bill Alexander (as do the masked Mistresses in the back.
Not that i fault Stanton. His covers are usually easily intelligible. The editor or art director may have given him confusing instructions or wanted too many fetish elements.
I like the cover.
One classmate was future Spider-Man and Doctor Strange artist Steve Ditko, with whom Stanton shared a studio. Some of Stanton’s work during this period shows Ditko influence, and the introduction to one book of Stanton’s work says, “Eric Stanton drew his pictures in India ink, and they were then hand-coloured by Ditko”.[2] Ditko reportedly denied touching Stanton’s work, though Stanton himself said they would spot-ink each other’s art.
Tranvestism cover art by Eric Stanton. Female mimics is a coinage that did not survive.
If confronted by one of Eric Stanton’s women of power it would be easier and more sensible to admit that she’s the captain of the ship, the boss or whatever figure of authority that she asserts.
Cruise arranged by Femdom Tours, Inc.
Pay the Devil is one of two Stanton covers – both for Unique Books – with supernatural elements.
Since the woman in the foreground has a riding crop – a favorite Stanton artifact – we know she’s dominant, perhaps a cult leader. Looks as if she may have met her match in the succubus, demoness rising from the pit.
Proving himself a master of the bondage genre, Stanton created an impressive number of stories … In the early 1960s, he became an independent illustrator, often working for rich clients who ordered his work for private use. His work has been published in numerous European magazines, like Bédé X, Blue and Kiss Comix.
After Klaw died in 1966, Stanton supported himself by self-publishing and distributing his work to a quasi-underground network of subscribers and patrons. His mimeographed/photocopied Stantoons comic-book series continued to his death in 1999 and featured many of his best-known post-Klaw concepts, including the superheroine Blunder Broad, and the Amazon-like Princkazons.
Macrophilia Variation
Giantesses aren’t the only form of macrophilia fetish. Normal sized women with shrunken or miniaturized converting the guy into a human doll of sorts.
I cannot imagine this as a fantasy. I was a very bright kid – smarter than most of my teachers – I tended to see them as inferiors and felt anything but submissive. (I was also exceptionally polite so this rarely came out.)
But I know phone sex operators often do well with school teacher and principle fantasies.
Did any of your teachers ever make you feel submissive and excited? Did you wish one of them would spank or paddle you?
Eric Stanton Sissy Punishment Art
A couple of panty boys being spanked by a dominant female.
Woman Spanks Crossdresser
As fond as I am of Stanton, F/m transvestism does nothing for me. So I hope you men who dream of are actually expressing your feminine side with a strong women do enjoy these images.
As a young lad there was no way to foresee all the interesting implements that might fill a dungeon. My imaginative options were limited. Often I fantasized about being beaten up; myself being left with bloody lips and black eyes.
The idea of a woman punching me still resonates with my masochism. How about yours?
This illustration surprises me. It dates from a time when American military were almost uniformly depicted in a idealizing manner. And is that Robin and Superman peering through the window?
Another sample page from my favorite Eric Stanton story, A Woman Scorned in which a young woman completely subdues and enslaves a young man.
Here, after giving him a heavy beating with a leather belt she pours salt on his wounds to deepen his suffering.
The story appears in
Eric Stanton: The Dominant Wives and Other Stories.
During the mid-1960s Bill Alexander, Gene Bilbrew and Eric Stanton did cover art for Unique Books.
Desire & Discipline’s femdomish aspect – aside from the title – is that the person in the green dress is a guy. Perhaps the novel featured feminization and sissyfication as well as simple crossdressing.
The blond woman looks distressed. The man with the beard appeared on more than one cover.
Born and raised in New York City, Stanton began his career in 1947 at Irving Klaw’s Movie Star News company, gaining employment by boasting he could draw better than any of the artists then working for Klaw.[citation needed] He afterward attended the Cartoonists and Illustrators School, under Batman inker Jerry Robinson and others.
Sice this is an Eric Stanton illustration you can’t help but wonder what will happen to that male golfer in the following minutes.
Showpiece looks to be cuckoldry fiction at least in part. The young man is a jockey. He’s short, making it even easier for the woman to dominate him.
The failed perspective is annoying. It is as if the youth is levitating.
Do you have a favorite Stanton story, drawing, theme?
Just imagine a group of alien dominant women from outer space conquer earth and establish a matriarchal world government. Now that is the female supremacists’ idea of heaven.
Eric Stanton cover Conquering Goddess
Even though I know that it probably isn’t very good I would be delighted to know exactly what the story contained in this vintage fetish publication is about.
For five dollars at the time it was produced I hope it was very exciting.
Another of Eric Stanton’s shorter subservient men in the hands of dominant women.
How’d you like to be their ranch hand?
What has the man on the cover of Vixen’s Delight delight done to offend the woman?
Was he rude? Or merely male? (The latter assuming the women are gay: a fetish that squicks me.)
When I was more active being beaten up was one of the things I always meant to experience. Never did.
Good thing he looks so humble. She looks like she teaches stern lessons and accepts no excuses.
What thoughts does this inspire in you? Do you like the illustration?
This Eric Stanton cover is oddly disturbing, pathetic.
Not So Funny
When out in the woods camping you have to use whatever is at hand. Like tree branches.
Switching without changing roles.
The first issue of Ultra magazine promised Wrestling Gals, Bizarre Fads and Exotic Fashion and sported a Gene Bilbrew cover.
Inside, a classic shorter and submissive Eric Stanton boyfriend or husband with the woman who rules him (a billy club? – ouch!).
And Gene Bilbrew again.
Looks much like Bizarre, Exotique and Fantasia magazines.
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