Dwarf Menace Bondage

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That the bound woman is at the mercy of an evil dwarf - a popular stereotype of the pulp era - rather than the target bondage is what drew my eye when I first saw this image (original art for a pulp magazine).

Dwarf-Has-Woman-in-Bondage

The artist is H.J. Ward. He was a prolific artist who did lots of bondage and women in peril covers.

Fat-Maniac-Has-Woman-in-Bondage

Woamn-at-Mercy-of-Mad-Scientist-Experiment

Woman-at-Mercy-of-Outlaw-Cowboy

Woman-Demon-Lover-Bondage

Woman-Tied-to-Mad-Scientist-Chair

The kinky covers weren't really H.J. Ward's specialty. I'm sure he painted whatever the editor, desperate to serve tthe newstand customers' appetites, told him to paint.

There's a book about H.J. Ward:

H.J. Ward by David Saunders

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