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Today, rereading this Amalaric classic about the hapless but magnificent Steve Delgado, it reminds me as always of the great man’s amazing stories and their equally moving images. But there was more to this […]

Guyonet does tell a great story. I am not fond of electricity as torture but he keeps you mesmerized from start to finish. Beautifully told. However, where is the art by Cavelo? The illustrations look more like […]

Still making us drool. You stay as good as ever.

Nice, Amalaric. I have not seen this short but good one before. Liked it.

Chrisus’ epic held up to the very end. It was a saga of cruelty to Lucien/Rafe and yet, a bit by him, too. 65 steadily written chapters later, he has chosen to bring it to an ideal, happy ending – one that may h […]

While your grand opus has reached unexpected length, Christophe, you continue to spin a remarkable tale. Your storytelling ability never flags. While I am, in many ways, exhausted by what you have created, I also […]

You are writing War and Peace, Christophe, except this time for our S&M world of pain and slavery. Maybe your book might be called Torment and Agony. Whatever, you are our budding Tolstoy. You are creating your […]

Well, this chapter was a little unexpected. Is this relationship between Lucien/Rafe and Sir Conn some primitive manifestation of what is now called the Stockholm Syndrome? Hmmm. Given the overwhelming length of […]

Just as Rafe’s story was starting to stretch out a little too much for me, there is that wonderful change of perspective that Chrisus certainly has mastered in his storytelling. We suddenly are made to see Lucien […]

Wow, Chrisus.

Your perspectives on Lucien, Guy, Rafe, Norge deepen. The exquisiteness of Lucien’s taste, the unexpected appreciation by Guy, and the foreshadowing of the role Guy’s grandmother and son might have to play just […]

Beautifully done. The detail of fear and pain compounded by the attitude of master into a slave continue to work perfectly.

The story is not faltering, nor the perspective of a former master weighing his life as a new slave and what that truly means. The impact on the neighbours is chilling in all the right ways. And the raw […]

You are in my mind, Chrisus. You are in my mind. What’s even more dazzling is that you have dragged me fully into your mind. You are a terrific story teller. Thank you for the journey. I too look forward to the […]

What a fine storyteller you are, Chrisus. I have read everything you have written here, a few short stories, a few long and a few very, very long. It appears we are in for another of the last. But long as it may […]

Good to see these two classically simple, wonderfully sexy stories reprinted once more. Amalaric at his wonderful best.

This is a young Beau Bridges in the opening of Adam’s Woman (1970).

So many of us came Grandpa’s route all those many years ago, revelling in such studios as Anvil and Zeus. Zeusstudio.tv is still active even though Daddy Zeus has passed on. The Tightropes series was a central […]

This is a series that I have never seen. What a service you have been doing systematically finding and showing us Cavelo’s staggeringly simple and stirring art. Keep up the splendid work!

Even sexier is the fact that this is more rock than jailhouse. The guys are switching roles. The curly headed one is giving in the first and last images but taking in the second and third images. The straight […]