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6 DEATH IN THE HAREM

Graphic Novel by Ferres–Part Two

16 GALLERY: HINES–MASTERFULLY MACABRE

Searing Images of a World Without Mercy

26 PONY LIFE

Graphic Novel by Doval–Part Two

36 ROBERTS – SOME SYMPATHY FOR THE

DEVIL IF YOU PLEASE

His Candy-Colored World Just isn’t Safe for Conventional

Thinking ... or Pretty Girls

Special Feature by Ernest Greene

44 YAKUZA SLAVES

Graphic Novel by Roberts–Part Two

54 SLAVEMART

Graphic Novel by Erenisch–Part Two

64 JUNTA HELL

Graphic Novel by Templeton–Part Two

74 KINK IN INK

Voluptuous Volumes for the Secret Shelf

Von Gotha’s Janice Stripped and Whipped

Cagri’s Carnal Cargo

78 CAPTIVE IN THE BASEMENT

Graphic Novel by Agnes–Part One

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

HUSTLER HONEY BUNS PRESENTS: TABOO ILLUSTRATED, No. 2 is published by LFP Publishing Group, LLC at 8484 Wilshire Boulevard,

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

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HUSTLER’S TABOO ILLUSTRATED ’s right to edit and comment editorially. Any similarity between persons and places in fictional portions

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nude models are 18 years of age or older. Date of publication is January 22, 2008.

TABOO

LARRY FLYNT

, Editor and Publisher

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Corporate Vice-President

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Vice-President, Administration

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Editorial Director

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Executive Editor

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homas Hobbes called the state of nature “the war of all against all, red in tooth and

claw.” The Marquis de Sade made the direct connection between species aggression

and sexual desire through what he termed “the voluptuousness of cruelty.”

In modern times, scientists seek out mechanistic explanations for seemingly inex-

plicable appetites. The human brain has hard-wired links us to the very beginnings of life on

this planet. The cerebellum, the oldest part, deals strictly with the basics – bodily functions,

nourishment, reproduction. when it encounters another living thing, it must decide whether to

eat it, fuck it or avoid it altogether. In the invertebrate world, such distinctions aren’t even nec-

essarily relevant. The Praying Mantis consumes its mates head during copulation, which goes

on undeterred by the interruption (which would probably be the case with some people we’ve

met). Layered on top of this crude foundation is the Limbic System, where emotional respons-

es temper base instinct. Here we experience love, hate, compassion, empathy and intimacy.

The Cerebrum is the most recent retro-fit. That’s the part with which we think, analyze, evalu-

ate our own behavior. It’s the realm of what Freud called the superego, the noisy conscience

that seeks to tame the unruly id down in the basement.

The images you hold in your hand at this very moment may be rendered in ink or paint or

pencil or on a computer, but their raw material is our own inner turmoil. They turn us on as they

do precisely because of the way they tease our paradoxical needs, to satisfy our hunger without

regard for the cost to others while still maintaining some sense of our better selves.

But at the root of it all, Hobbes is not wrong. For one thing to live, another must die. Cruelty

is woven into nature’s elaborate design from the first strand of DNA. What we make of it is our

choice. We can create art that arouses us even as it frightens us. In so doing, we give ourselves

an outlet for our darker impulses that causes no actual harm. The ability to substitute symbol-

ic violence for the real thing is the great evolutionary advance that makes civilization possible.

That is what we celebrate in Taboo Illustrated as much as we celebrate the peculiar beauty

of pleasures seasoned with pain.

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 ROBERTS

—Ernest Greene, Executive Editor

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THE EMPEROR'S NIECE DROPS TO THE FLOOR. HER BLINDFOLD LOOSENED,

SHE SEES THE HEAD OF HER TORMENTOR. THE MAN'S EYES STILL BLAZE

WITH RAGE.

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