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7 CHAIN MAIL

Comix Kudos, Toon Tirades

8 STARFUCKERS

Graphic Novel by Roberts–Part Five

14 GALLERY: TIM – TRANSPORTED

Squalid Servitude for Indentured Innocents

24 STRIPPER

Graphic Novel by Lesbi K. Leih–Part Two

34 JOHN WILLIE – GODFATHER OF BONDAGE ART

The Original and Still the Best

Special Feature by Ernest Greene

40 THE GREAT REBELLION

Graphic Novel by Fernando–Part Two

52 ROOMMATES

Graphic Novel by Erenisch–Part One

62 THE CONVENT

Graphic Novel by Templeton–Part Two

72 KINK IN INK

Roberts’ Nazi Nastiness, Doval’s Pitiful Ponies,

Ferres’s Harem Hotties

78 HORROR HUNT

Graphic Novel by Wayne Wine–Part One

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TABOO

LARRY FLYNT

, Editor and Publisher

MICHAEL H. KLEIN,

President

ROBERT GADDIS,

Chief Financial Officer

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Corporate Vice-President

LIZ FLYNT,

Vice-President, Administration

BRUCE DAVID

Editorial Director

ERNEST GREENE

Executive Editor

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Art Director

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Copy Chief

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wight Worley deserves every minute of his twenty-year stretch in the federal slammer

on seventy-four counts of trafficking in kiddie porn. However much we loathe Worley,

his case raises troubling questions we can’t afford to ignore. Not only was he

accused of exchanging photographic child pornography, the possession of which is

necessarily criminal, he was also convicted of something new and ominous: receiving obscene

visual representations of the sexual abuse of children. Specifically, he got some extra time for

having downloaded twenty anime images of young girls having sex with older men. They bust-

ed him for, among many real offenses, looking at cartoons. Doubtless, if he’d created them,

they’d have nailed him for that too.

But either way, there’s a vast gulf between visual evidence of a heinous crime and the wholly

unreal invention of someone’s imagination. Offending the sensibilities of society may be com-

pulsive pathology, or it may be art, but it’s not a matter for the criminal courts, which have

proven remarkably unreliable art critics over many centuries. Museums are full of art that was

deemed scandalous, obscene or sacrilegious in its own time. Unfortunately, a three-judge panel

of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, though divided and obviously much troubled by the

implications, recently chose to uphold Worley’s conviction on the visual representations beef,

per a piece of Bush-era legislation called the PROTECT Act, which chips away at Amendment

One by asserting that, where depictions of minors are concerned: “it is not a required element

of any offense under this section that the minor depicted actually exists.” Drawn, rendered, vir-

tual or written in text, the content of an individual’s mind, if made public, is legally indistin-

guishable from an actual act of violence.

Orwell had a name for this kind of incorporeal offense. He called it thoughtcrime. We don’t think

any society benefits, or any innocent lives are protected, by this kind of hysteria-driven lawmak-

ing. It isn’t just a few Japanese cartoons it puts on the block, but a potential Lolitaor Pretty Baby

as well. Let’s leave art to artists and law to lawyers and keep them as far apart as possible.

Gerry Awang, vice-president, circulation & distribution

Artur Elizarov, vice-president, human resources

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and assumes no liability for any of the products or claims

of service advertised in this magazine.

COVER ART BY TEMPLETON

—Ernest Greene, Executive Editor

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STRIPPER TRIPPER

I think Stripper is the most beautiful comic your magazine has ever run, and that’s saying

a lot. The combination of Japanese and Western drawing styles, the ultra-fine renderings of

distressed damsels and the elaborate bondage-sex set pieces make it a superior offering.

And thanks for introducing us to the artist, Lesbi K. Leih in your interview (Cruel Beauty,

TABOO ILLUSTRATED #8). She comes across with the same passion and originality as her

work. Let’s have more Lesbi!

–Charles M., Madison, Wisconsin

NUN’S THE WORD

When it comes to inspiring impure thoughts, Templeton’s The Convent is as reliably effec-

tive as a short, plaid skirt. The idea of a religious institution fronting for a sadistic sex-slave

ring is as old as Sade, but Templeton’s sinful sisters and angelic, suffering novices give it

a new life. And while he gets a lot of well-deserved praise for his renderings of teary-eyed

submissives, his cruel, cat-like mistresses, unlike his lecherous male patrons, are a pleas-

ure to behold. You can bet I’ll make sure not to miss a single episode of this strip.

–J. Morris, via e-mail

SUPERB SHIPWRECKED

Tim’s Shipwrecked(TABOO ILLUSTRATED #8) is this superior artist’s finest work yet. Much

as I love the period feeling of his previous sepia-toned efforts, the full-color images add a

lushness and a delicacy to the nastiness of the situations he portrays that’s simply breath-

taking. His enslaved sisters, with their innocent faces and big, juicy bits are even more deli-

cious in all their rosy pinkness. I don’t think I could ever get enough of this work

–Jerome Walton, Livingston, Montana

STARFUCKERS

Episode 1

STARFUCKERS

by Roberts

Britney

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