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6 DEATH IN THE HAREM

Graphic Novel by Ferres–Part Three

16 GALLERY: TIM–WAR BOOTY

To the Victor Goes the Despoiling

26 PONY LIFE

Graphic Novel by Doval–Part Three

36 AGNES – CONFESSIONS OF A VIRTUAL VIXEN

Special Feature by Ernest Greene

Art by Agnes

44 YAKUZA SLAVES

Graphic Novel by Roberts–Part Three

54 SLAVEMART

Graphic Novel by Erenisch–Part Three

64 JUNTA HELL

Graphic Novel by Templeton–Part Three

74 KINK IN INK

Voluptuous Volumes, Perverse Portfolios

Roberts’ Bound Babes

Russell’s Pervy POV

Poulton’s Pee Girls

79 CAPTIVE IN THE BASEMENT

Graphic Novel by Agnes–Part Two

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ruelty has been a component of popular entertainment, high and low, throughout

human history. Culture both mirrors and shapes the consciousness of the societies

that consume it. Not only were the classic tragedies of ancient Greece rife with

murder, rape, mutilation and cannibalism, so were the hills and fields of the

ancient world. Elizabethan England filled the boxes at The Globe for Shakespeare’s sophisti-

cated slasher show Titus Andronicus, while bear-baiting provided cruder diversion in pits half

a mile away. Grisly public executions competed for audiences with Kabuki theater in feudal

Japan. Even today, though we tend to conduct our state murder in relative secrecy, our society

still considers it a sport to watch two men from economically disadvantaged classes attempt

to inflict maximum TBI on one another while well-heeled punters bet the outcome.

We suspect the roots of this durable taste for the suffering of others lies somewhere between

the older and more modern components of the human brain, where the most basic urges to

feed and procreate clash with more complex desires for sociable pleasure. This observation,

which should hardly need defending, given its obviousness, upsets utopians of all stripes who

share an odd and dangerous conviction that human beings somehow stand outside of nature.

Our own metric for the improvement of the species is the gradual embrace of symbolic over

literal acts of cruelty as the primary expression of our woolier impulses. For all the loose talk

about violence in media and pornography’s supposed links to sexual brutality, the ordinary cit-

izen of an advanced, industrial culture like our own sees less actual mayhem in a lifetime

than his or her ancestors saw in a short walk across town. That we seem more easily satisfied

with make-believe cruelty conjured by the wizards of cinematic CGI, or the talented artists

who contribute to this magazine, strikes us as good news. We feel safer in a world where the

part of our DNA that takes pleasure in harm stays home getting its rocks off to ink on paper

rather than roaming the countryside in search of more literal satisfactions. Some will surely

disagree, but we salute our readers for their civilized tastes in choosing TABOO ILLUSTRATED

over plundering the village next door.

Gerry Awang, vice-president, circulation & distribution

Art Elizarov, vice-president, human resources

John Lara, vice-president, finance

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