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7 CHAIN MAIL

Drawing Commentary from Voluble Voluptuaries

8 STARFUCKERS

Graphic Novel by Roberts–Part Three

18 GALLERY: TIM – PRISON WHORES

Slammed in the Slammer

28 THE GREAT REBELLION

Graphic Novel by Fernando–Part Four

38 THE TORTURER’S APPRENTICE

Fiction by Ernest Greene

Art by Roberts

42 ERIC STANTON – WIZARD OF AHHHS

A Tribute to the King of Busty Battling Babes

46 TRUCK TO HELL

Graphic Novel by Lesbi K. Leihf–Part Three

60 BUREAU OF FEMALE AFFAIRS

Graphic Novel by Erenisch–Part Two

70 SIBERIAN MADHOUSE

Graphic Novel by Templeton–Part Four

76 KINK IN INK

Toon-Sex Shockers

Templeton’s Plantation Punishments and Manhandled

Models

80 HELL’S BROTHEL

3D Graphic Novel by Tryten–Part Four

NO ACTUAL TOONS WERE HARMED IN THE MAKING OF THESE COMICS.

HUSTLER HONEY BUNS PRESENTS: HUSTLER’S TABOO ILLUSTRATED, No. 7 is published by LFP Publishing Group, LLC at 8484 Wilshire

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nude models are 18 years of age or older. Date of publication is November 4, 2008.

TABOO

LARRY FLYNT

, Editor and Publisher

MICHAEL H. KLEIN,

President

JIM CHAMBERLAIN,

Executive Vice-President

DONNA HAHNER,

Corporate Vice-President

LIZ FLYNT,

Vice-President, Administration

BRUCE DAVID

Editorial Director

ERNEST GREENE

Executive Editor

LISA BEATTIE

Art Director

PHILIP SANGUINET

Copy Chief

ARTWORK

Roberts, Ferres, Doval, Templeton, Agnes, Hines

NETWORK SYSTEMS

Andrea Landrum, network systems director

Lisa Jones, network systems administrator

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bove see a “disclaimer” panel from a recent DoFantasy comic showing toon char-

acters chatting cheerfully in an imaginary “dressing room” about what fun it is to

“perform” in BDSM artwork. It’s rather sweet, and the dialog won’t be unfamiliar to

anyone who has spent time in the make-up area of a live-action porn shoot. Though

the disclaimer’s approach is light-hearted, it clearly serves the same purpose as the before-and-

after interviews with actual performers often used to bookend intense BDSM content in videos

and on Web sites. The objective is to establish that nobody was forced to do anything or hurt in

any way and, in fact, had a good time on the gig. This is clearly intended as an inoculation

against criticism for presenting violence against women, etc. As such, it probably preaches to

the choir and won’t convince anyone who thinks such material is evil by nature, regardless of

how those participating in its creation may feel about it.

But what strikes us as strangely amusing about toons engaged in such a discussion is that, well,

they’re toons. They’re not people. They exist only on drawing boards and computer screens. Part

of the charm of comic art is its depiction of peril without consequences. Drop a safe on Wile E.

Coyote and he just pulls himself out from under it and stumbles off to continue his fruitless

pursuit of that annoying bird. Likewise, the characters in TABOO ILLUSTRATED endure some

pretty grueling stuff, only to emerge unscathed and glamorous as ever. When the “players” vio-

late the fourth wall and talk as if they were human, the cognitive dissonance only serves to

heighten that liberating sense of unreality, thus making the comics even hotter. Imagining what

imaginary characters would say if they weren’t imaginary should help dispel any lingering guilt

readers might experience over taking pleasure in these toons’ imaginary distress.

Which brings us back to a restatement of the tag-line we run at the front of every issue: “No

actual toons were harmed in the making of these comics.”

If you don’t believe us, just ask them.

Gerry Awang, vice-president, circulation & distribution

Art Elizarov, vice-president, human resources

John Lara, vice-president, finance

LFP Publishing Group, LLC does not endorse

and assumes no liability for any of the products or claims

of service advertised in this magazine.

COVER ART BY FERNANDO

—Ernest Greene, Executive Editor

Illustrated

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IN SEARCH OF TABOO ILLUSTRATED

I’ve been following your comic Pony Life (Issues #1-4) and I’m afraid I might have

missed an episode. I’d like to subscribe to TABOO ILLUSTRATED, which I like better

than TABOO, so this doesn’t happen again. Can you help me out?

—R. F., Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Taboo Illustrated is not available by subscription, but back issues can be ordered by

contacting Back Issue Dept. - LFP Publishing Group, LLC, Attn: L. Little, 8484

Wilshire Blvd., Suite 900, Beverly Hills, CA 90211. Cost is $10.00 per copy in the

U.S. Add $3.00 for USPS priority mail. International buyers add $10.00 per copy for

shipping. Just let us know which issues you need and we’ll get them out to you.

MAD FOR MADHOUSE

I’m an unabashed fan of artist Templeton’s dark, down-and-dirty style and I think

Siberian Madhouse (pg. 70) is his best comic yet. His hapless heroine is super-hot,

the bondage is fiendishly ingenious and the combination of aphrodisiacs, electric

shocks and strapped-in dildos to keep her in a constant state of frustrated arousal is

truly inspired. Templeton’s work is my favorite guilty pleasure.

—Frank L., Detroit, Michigan

ROBERTS RULES

Okay, I get it. Snotty pop diva snatched and whisked off to island hideout for pervert-

ed fun and games. Let’s see now, which favorite object of male fantasies could she

possibly be? The whole premise is twisted and funny and the artwork is smoking.

Roberts has a truly perverse imagination and the skills to share it with the rest of us.

I’ve got to keep buying TABOO ILLUSTRATED just to see what he comes up with next.

—T. Franklin, via e-mail

TIM’S TOPS

After catching your fist installment of Tim’s War Booty (Issue #3), I was delighted to

see the sequel in Issue #5. I love the classic fetish style, the variety of expressive faces

and lusciously diverse body types and the ingeniously cruel BDSM sex in every image.

Tim is one artist who truly “gets it.” Please give us more of his work. Both my lovely

slave and I consider him a true genius of the genre

—Master K, San Diego, California

STARFUCKERS

Episode 1

Britney

Part 1

STARFUCKERS

by Roberts

TABOO ILLUSTRATED ISSUE #7

STARFUCKERS

Britney

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