drag queens

[a9127]

Since we’re somewhat on the topic of beauties from the past, “Wonder Woman” I’m sure, was also responsible for helping to create bondage enthusiasts among kids born from say, the late 60’s to the early 80’s.

Again, like "Batman," I discovered the show in reruns. In every episode it seemed like she was getting tied up in some way. In fact, the first time I ever tied up a girl, it started out with us playing “Wonder Woman.” Too young at the time really for it to go any farther, the experience was still a definite “turn on” for me—I think for her too—as it was actually her idea. Wonder whatever happened to her?

Cartoonists and the Internet of course have taken the concept far beyond what the TV show of the 70’s allowed with some very “explicit” drawings. The picture below is actually quite “tame.” Notice any “phallic imagery”? Neither did I…

[Boner]

Originally Posted by a9127

Since we’re somewhat on the topic of beauties from the past, “Wonder Woman” I’m sure, was also responsible for helping to create bondage enthusiasts among kids born from say, the late 60’s to the early 80’s.

Again, like "Batman," I discovered the show in reruns. In every episode it seemed like she was getting tied up in some way. In fact, the first time I ever tied up a girl, it started out with us playing “Wonder Woman.” Too young at the time really for it to go any farther, the experience was still a definite “turn on” for me—I think for her too—as it was actually her idea. Wonder whatever happened to her?

Cartoonists and the Internet of course have taken the concept far beyond what the TV show of the 70’s allowed with some very “explicit” drawings. The picture below is actually quite “tame.” Notice any “phallic imagery”? Neither did I…

Not to turn this into a cosplay thread but I remember when Wonder Woman was first on the air. I was too young at the time to appreciate Lynda Carter but I am so glad Sunny Deelite was also inspired by Wonder Woman.

[a9127]

Found on Pinterest... Think the first one is Jimmy Olsen "undercover" from Superman.

[a9127]

More old cartoons. Boner, I recognize two of them as the same artist who drew your favorite about the "52 year old movie producer."

[Boner]

Originally Posted by a9127

More old cartoons. Boner, I recognize two of them as the same artist who drew your favorite about the "52 year old movie producer."

You mean this one?

I wonder though, would this cartoon turn me on if there were no caption or if the caption was different? I mean there's certainly nothing sexy to me about a 52 year old man.........unless they looked like that

[Boner]

I have to say I like this one an awful lot too.

[a9127]

Was looking on Pinterest for more cartoons to post and stumbled upon a collection of vintage comic book covers. This seemed to be the most appropriate thread for these especially since Boner and myself and a few others had been discussing the styles of the 60’s and 70’s. Personally, I love the “look” of that era and find it incredibly sexy. The colors, the “big hair,” the short dresses and boots. All of it.

Trina (That Austin Powers wannabe motherfucker actually said “groovy.” He’s like a total loser. Forget him. You need to go out with me instead. ), the girl on the couch (Likewise, dude’s a douchebag, dump his sorry ass. By the way asshole, nice socks…), and the girl at the bar (Mom, Dad, is that you? ) were most definitely my favorites.

[a9127]

Originally Posted by Boner

You mean this one?

I wonder though, would this cartoon turn me on if there were no caption or if the caption was different? I mean there's certainly nothing sexy to me about a 52 year old man.........unless they looked like that

I've seen it with other captions. I'm not sure what the "original" caption published in Playboy actually was. Of course I still find it very sexy. It's an awesome drawing.

Did you know RuPaul was in his 50's? I think he looks great and of course is absolutely gorgeous in drag. Christie Brinkley is in her 60's. Most of the celebrities we grew up with are now anywhere from 40 to 70. How does the saying go? "50 is the new 30"? Works for me. So, I wonder, does that mean... I'm only 16?

[Boner]

Originally Posted by a9127

I've seen it with other captions. I'm not sure what the "original" caption published in Playboy actually was. Of course I still find it very sexy. It's an awesome drawing.

Did you know RuPaul was in his 50's? I think he looks great and of course is absolutely gorgeous in drag. Christie Brinkley is in her 60's. Most of the celebrities we grew up with are now anywhere from 40 to 70. How does the saying go? "50 is the new 30"? Works for me. So, I wonder, does that mean... I'm only 16?

You're right. It is an awesome drawing, super erotic in its suggestiveness but it's the caption that makes it perfect for me. Imagine being Marshall sitting there with this exquisite lady perched seductively on your desk. So what if it's your 52 year old male boss? She's looking pretty good now, right? Damn, that's hot.

I don't find men in their 50s attractive but there are plenty of ladies that age I find attractive. Ive always had a thing for older women actually, like the stunning Lady Trinity.