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| Friday August 27 00:28:03 2010 Help identifying an ancient comic scene |
| I'm trying to find information on a lengthy comic B&G scene from the early 1970's. This was from a comic available in the UK but what I believe was an American horror comic of some kind. Pretty Blonde tourist girl on vacation in Paris is attacked in an alleyway by misfigured (or decaying) dwarf creatures who bind and gag her and carry her through the Paris storm sewer system. A handsome gendarme is in pursuit and the helpless girl managed to work her gag off for a moment and scream (alarting the policeman to her location. Tightly cleave gagged again she is about to be sacrificed to some evil god when the French cop rescues her. Very extensive comic scene of the gagged girl being dragged and carried through the sewer. Does anyone have any idea what this was? |
| Tom Quin |
| Friday August 27 00:36:29 2010 Re: The Colony |
| MagickRat wrote: > She had a hood over her head in the other instances, > which would be just as effective as a mask in containing > "the virus". They also kept her kinda > quarantined in that prison cell. Unless they're really not paying attention, they should know that the people there were virus-free, sent by the government. The hood was almost certainly so she wouldn't know where their camp was. As was the blindfold on the return. |
| Brian R |
| Friday August 27 01:23:55 2010 Re: Help identifying an ancient comic scene |
| Tom Quin wrote: > I'm trying to find information on a lengthy comic B&G > scene from the early 1970's. This was from a comic > available in the UK but what I believe was an American > horror comic of some kind. Many years ago during a rainy family holiday I bought a copy of this horror comic because of the bondage based story inside. Somehow the book was thrown out and I couldnt remember the name of it. In the early 80's I described it to the owner of a second hand magazine shop who pointed me at some boxes, none of which contained the comic but which DID contain a few copies of "Bondage Life." So in an odd way this comic was what showed me "I was not alone." I had no idea what it was when I posted the request above but on a whim tried ebay and found this. |
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| Tom Quin |
| Friday August 27 04:18:22 2010 Re: Help identifying an ancient comic scene |
| Man this give a new dimension to the word "creep" |
| Mandrake |
| Friday August 27 04:55:50 2010 Re: Help identifying an ancient comic scene |
| Tom Quin wrote: > Tom Quin wrote: > > I'm trying to find information on a lengthy comic > B&G > > scene from the early 1970's. This was from a comic > > available in the UK but what I believe was an > American > > horror comic of some kind. > Many years ago during a rainy family holiday I bought a > copy of this horror comic because of the bondage based > story inside. Somehow the book was thrown out and I > couldnt remember the name of it. In the early 80's I > described it to the owner of a second hand magazine shop > who pointed me at some boxes, none of which contained the > comic but which DID contain a few copies of "Bondage > Life." So in an odd way this comic was what showed > me "I was not alone." > I had no idea what it was when I posted the request above > but on a whim tried ebay and found this. The level of knowledge and recollection among the regular readers and contributors to this online forum is astounding. A question may be asked about a long-defunct television series, or obscure movie or publication, and someone will almost certainly know the answer, and will very helpfully include the relevant Database Entry or picture. I myself have answered a few such queries, and have had some queries of my own answered. Many of us still recall several defunct television programs and obscure movies that featured memorable bondage scenes, or are avid comic book collectors who almost immediately know which comic book someone is asking about. Those who freely share their vast repository of knowledge with their fellows on this online forum are to be commended and thanked. |
| Hadji |
| Friday August 27 05:19:41 2010 Re: Help identifying an ancient comic scene |
| Mandrake wrote: > Man this give a new dimension to the word > "creep" Alazaar did similar illustrations for a story about a demonic circus. I think inhuman kidnappers work pretty well if the illustration is good. Also in most comic books the bondage gets maybe a frame or two, this one the entire story is basically this girl being B&G and taken through the sewers with the cop in pursuit. Now I know what it's called I will see if my local comic shop has one. |
| Tom Quin |
| Friday August 27 05:33:22 2010 Re: Any recent books out there with Bondage in them? |
| Jack Bauer wrote: > Thanks for the recent post concerning The Glass Rainbow > by James Lee Burke. I was wondering if anyone out there > any other new books with bondage lately? If you could > think of any new titles written this year please post > them. Thanks for reading my email. Recently I read a novel Final Theory by Mark Alpert. It features 3 bound and gagged women (as well as ex-husband of one of the damsels and their son). The scenes are quite long and descriptive. |
| darinatv |
| Friday August 27 08:03:32 2010 VAN's FiCTiON is Updated! |
| Hi-Ho fellow DiDoids! :-D The first chapter of my new story "A FEW DAYS @ Seaglass" is posted to VAN's FiCTiON! It's certified "Fairy Free" by the FDA (Fairy & Dragon Administration). Enjoy! |
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| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://www.vansfiction.net |
| Friday August 27 08:13:43 2010 Re: Laycool photo |
| sherman wrote: > Here is the scan from the WWE Magazine. > Too bad they don't have two pair of handcuffs... Too bad they aren't using duct tape instead of lipstick |
| Friday August 27 09:42:34 2010 Gloria Winters passes |
| Sorry to read that Gloria Winters has died. She had a number of nice bound and gagged scenes on a 1950's TV show called Sky King. In interviews she would often tell how she was once left bound and gagged while the cast and crew went to lunch. http://www.latimes.com/news/obituaries/la-me-passings-20100827-1,0,4033349.story |
| Friday August 27 11:42:08 2010 Movie: "A Horrible Way To Die" |
| The link below is to an article about this independent film. The article says the film has "a shitload of women bound and gagged." http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Indie-Horror-A-Horrible-Way-To-Die-Gets-An-Excellent-Poster-20382.html |
| CD |
| Friday August 27 12:06:10 2010 Re: Movie: "A Horrible Way To Die" |
| A trailer |
| Mandrake |
| http://www.therapyofterror.com/2010/08/trailer-debut-de-horrible-way-to-die.html |
| Friday August 27 12:52:34 2010 Re: Movie: "A Horrible Way To Die" |
| This other movie on the side of the link too. http://www.therapyofterror.com/2010/08/neighbor-2009-online.html |
| joe |
| Friday August 27 16:15:26 2010 DiDcap site updated |
| Added 35 episodes of Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997 TV Series) at the DiDcap site. |
| Pofoz |
| http://www.pofoz.com/movie-elements/did/index.html |
| Friday August 27 16:22:27 2010 Re: Help identifying an ancient comic scene |
| Tom Quin wrote: > Tom Quin wrote: > > I'm trying to find information on a lengthy comic > B&G > > scene from the early 1970's. > Many years ago during a rainy family holiday I bought a > copy of this horror comic because of the bondage based > story inside. Somehow the book was thrown out and I > couldnt remember the name of it. > I had no idea what it was when I posted the request above > but on a whim tried ebay and found this. This copy of "Ghostly Haunts" seems to get mentioned here once a year or so; I think it's fair to say that it had one of the biggest impacts of any comic on people pre-disposed to bondage. Especially noteworthy because it was published by one of the smaller companies. What other single comic issues (not just "all Wonder Woman" etc.) made really big impressions on young or even not-so-young readers? |
| Friday August 27 16:33:37 2010 Re: Help identifying an ancient comic scene |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: I seem to remember Hustler putting out a horror comix that had good scene one with a hot blonde nurse left for mental inmates at a hospital the other dealind with a plantion owners wife and his slaves.I also remember a comix I think was called Copperhead with a female action herione. |
| Friday August 27 16:37:54 2010 Disappearance of Alice Creed |
| Unless you just can't stand ball gags, this is likely the new cham-peen of all DiDdom. Gemma Atherton is a total trooper through this thing - she's manhandled, stripped, re-dressed, spread-eagled, head-bagged, ball-gagged, fed and given 2 "bathroom breaks" while bound, roughed up a wee bit (nothing serious), injected, and definitely in distress. She spends most of the movie cuffed and ball gagged, with several removals and reapplications of the bondage. This movie puts Ms. Atherton right near the top of the DiD pantheon - she has more bondage screen time in one movie than most DiDs have in their careers, and none of it is anything but secure. The clippers sure have their work cut out for them, but it's likely to be enjoyable work... I would love to start the db entry for it, but after just seeing it once, there's no way I could compose one that would do it justice :-) The movie's certainly not bad either, for those who care :-) |
| Rob |
| Friday August 27 17:27:57 2010 Re: Disappearance of Alice Creed |
| Rob wrote: > Unless you just can't stand ball gags, this is likely the > new cham-peen of all DiDdom. > This movie puts Ms. Atherton right near the top of the > DiD pantheon - she has more bondage screen time in one > movie than most DiDs have in their careers, and none of > it is anything but secure. The clippers sure have their > work cut out for them, but it's likely to be enjoyable > work... I dislike ball gags and all bdsm commercial equipment, strongly dislike track sweats and (this kind of) nudity (I know, weird, right?) so I have zero interest in this scene. However, I do like that it happened as perhaps that means more mainstream scenes are coming, it's a good sign I think. I really miss The Avengers, so you know where I'm coming from. |
| Friday August 27 17:47:01 2010 Re: Disappearance of Alice Creed |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > I dislike ball gags and all bdsm commercial equipment, > strongly dislike track sweats and (this kind of) nudity I like Van's mantra of "it's about the story," and one thing that was great to me about the quantity of bondage was that it was part of the story (YMMV or other applicable acronym here). Definitely emphasized the helplessness of her situation for her. |
| Rob |
| Friday August 27 20:57:56 2010 Thin Air |
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This post was moved to The Video Page. Poster: (unsigned poster) Reason: Off-topic. |
| The Moderator |
| Friday August 27 20:58:08 2010 Alice Creed |
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This post was moved to The Video Page. Poster: adavis Reason: Off-topic. |
| The Moderator |
| Friday August 27 22:36:32 2010 New release |
| Dont know if this was mentioned already but theres a breif scene in the new dvd Puppet Master-Axis of Evil |
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| Steve W |
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