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6 LETTERS

7 DEATH IN THE HAREM

Graphic Novel by Ferres–Part Four

16 THE GREAT REBELLION

Graphic Novel by Fernando–Part One

26 PONY LIFE

Graphic Novel by Doval–Part Four

34 HARD LINES

Like Kink Itself, Hardcore BDSM Illustration

Wasn’t Born Yesterday

Special Feature by Ernest Greene

42 YAKUZA SLAVES

Graphic Novel by Roberts–Part Four

58 SLAVEMART

Graphic Novel by Erenisch–Part Four

66 SIBERIAN MADHOUSE

Graphic Novel by Templeton–Part One

76 HELL’S BROTHEL

Graphic Novel by Tryten–Part One

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HUSTLER HONEY BUNS PRESENTS: HUSTLER’S TABOO ILLUSTRATED, No. 4 is published by LFP Publishing Group, LLC at 8484 Wilshire

duced in whole or in part without written permission of the publisher. Return postage must accompany all manuscripts, drawings, photographs,

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nude models are 18 years of age or older. Date of publication is May 13, 2008.

TABOO

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Vice-President, Administration

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Editorial Director

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Executive Editor

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Art Director

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Copy Chief

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ade called his epic novel Justine “A Tale of Vice Rewarded and Virtue Chastised”

and that’s what you’ll see in TABOO ILLUSTRATED. In these pages, innocent

babes are cruelly mistreated by sadistic degenerates. The good girls are rarely res-

cued and the bad guys usually get away with it. Why is this so? Because when it

comes to certain unfortunate realities about our own kind, we speak the sooth.

Artists hold up mirrors to the world in which they live, and what’s reflected, however beauti-

fully rendered, isn’t always pretty. Good doesn’t always triumph over evil. In that way, the wild

flights of extreme fantasy filling this book are more “realistic” about the moral universe we all

share than is comforting. Redemption, uplift and the defeat of vice at the hands of virtue may

be the raw materials of Hollywood’s dream factory, but the dreams here are as dark as the

world outside.

In that world, the defenseless often suffer at the hands of the powerful without relief. Righteous

retribution does not descend upon the vile perpetrators vile debauchery. Any unblinking

overview of our modern world reveals that great technological progress has not been accompa-

nied by moral advancement over much of the globe. Sade’s observation that “the history of

humanity is the history of its crimes” holds as true today as it did two hundred years ago.

If only evil people did evil things, evil would be in short supply, which clearly it is not. It is the

recognition of this harsh reality that gives the work of our artists such power and impact. They

reveal something fundamental about human nature that resists all attempts to tame it. The truth

they tell is so subversive, it can only be rendered in pen and ink.

But to recognize the evil that men do is not necessarily to embrace it. While the bad guys in our

harrowing fables may be identifiably human, they are never sympathetic, unlike their victims.

To quote a favorite character from a much brighter comic universe, The Tick, we must oppose

evil “because evil is just plain wrong.” We may indulge ourselves in its fictional representation

but we may never allow ourselves to fall under its seductive sway in our treatment of others.

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—Ernest Greene, Executive Editor

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THEY WANT THEIR TI THREE

I am seriously requesting access to a copy of your next issue as soon as possible. I am

a loyal reader of both TABOO and TABOO ILLUSTRATED and what I've seen of the lat-

ter so far a blessing to kinky art lovers everywhere. I could go on and on with my praise

for your products, but you get my point I'm sure. I want so make sure I don’t miss a

single TABOO ILLUSTRATED.

I bought the first two issues of Taboo Illustrated from the Hollywood Hustler store and

I want to make sure I don’t miss a single issue in the future. How do I do this?

—Rachael, via e-mail

Okay, loyal readers, just check out the ad on page 87 and you’ll know how to keep your

collection of TABOO ILLUSTRATED current and complete.

YOU GOTTA HAVE ART

I just picked up a copy of Taboo Illustrated #2 and really enjoyed the art work, start-

ing with that scorching-hot cover. I totally get off on the damsels-in-distress fantasies,

particularly the fabulous babes in Junta Hell and the incredibly beautiful pony girls

from Doval. This kind of art really pushes my buttons.

—Charles C., Springfield, Illinois

THUNDER FROM DOWN UNDER

As an amateur illustrator, I can say with confidence that Taboo Illustrated is a long-

awaited treasure. I’ve seen the work of some of your artists elsewhere in small quan-

tities (think Tim may be from our part of the world) but not much gets past our local

censors. It’s great to see so much fine comic work all assembled in one place. Thank

you for the inspiration.

—Francis M., a dedicated fan/reader/user

—A long-time admirer, Sydney, Australia

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