Little Known Incidents of WWII (No 3) - Tight Spots and Toto

Animal friends featured occasionally in War Comics, appealing to the young target audience and bolstering the humane credentials of the 'goodies'. In this story Billy, a stray dog, leads the Commandos to the hidden, enemy HQ. Commando missions in War Comics regularly made use of sewers and underground tunnels to penetrate the enemy position or make stealthy withdrawals. (!)

Will Wilkins manage to get into the tight crevice assigned to him? 

The dubious look on his face as he is given this demanding task is priceless.

His colleagues in the background seem to be shrinking from volunteering.

or perhaps they're fantasing about Wilkin's own crevice.

The one on the extreme right looks like Tom of Finland's Kake.

Maybe I'm imagining the gay sub-text, but I always thought 

the 'cockleshell' hats worn by Commandos made them look very cute and sexy.

Images adapted from War Picture Library, 'Ghost Rockets' (Fleetway Library)

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While you were sleeping

 

The fantasy of being awoken by an attractive, amorous intruder

 is one that crossed my mind quite often in my youth 

and it's nicely played out this sequence from Stag Homme.

You can imagine the sleeper stirring from his dreams,

realising he's not alone in his bed 

and discovering unknown lips are exploring him.

The uninvited visitor's cropped hair and stubbly chin 

create a suitable impression of a villainous intruder, 

so too would the tattoos have done at one time.

There's something very erotic about this image 

with hints of calculating control and confused, but willing, submission

 

A tweak on the joystick is usually a winning strategy.

Sleepyhead goes with the flow.

I think it's in the bag!

(or something like that)

 

Francesco D'Macho and Rob Nelson both look great in this sequence from 2009.

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Men Sharing Clothes No 24 - Skimpy white briefs

Seth Fornea by Kevin D Hoover

When Seth Fornea got into this pair of cotton briefs,

 those threads could not have imagined what they were in for!

It's to be a stretching experience for them.

Seth Fornea by Kevin D Hoover

You have to hand it to the photographer here, ginger men don't always photograph well but Seth's majestic masculinity booms out of the picture and those briefs are bearing the brunt of it!

Fiery pubes boil over the top from the steamy brew within.

Seth Fornea by Kevin D Hoover

Seth eases them down for comfort.  

Funny how that oil (or something) gets everywhere!

Tommy by Kevin D Hoover

When Tommy comes to try them on,

he looks down as if something isn't quite right.

Sensing Seth's previous oily presence perhaps?

Nevertheless, the garment's magical ability

 to arouse and enlarge seems totally undiminished.

Soon more oil and stuff impregnates the fibres.

Michael Prince by Kevin D Hoover

 Another day, another oily ginge, 

putting those long suffering undies through their paces

but he too is looking like he's not quite sure about this.

Rocco Steele by Kevin D Hoover

If Tommy and Michael seemed disturbed, 

Rocco Steele looks positively repelled by something.

His credentials would represent the biggest brief test yet 

If only he could bring himself to stuff them in.

 

Jason Williams by Kevin D Hoover

But sometimes it's just nice to feel the snug fit of a well-worn garment

and the closeness of all those other men.

With thanks and apologies to Kevin D Hoover and all his models for the images

I'm sure he treats them (and his underwear) well.

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Little Known Incidents of WWII (No 2) - Crack Units

During the Second World War, both sides became renowned 

for inventing new and ever more exotic weapons

 and novel ways to overcome the opposition.

Italy 1944

Some artists produced incredibly detailed artwork for these stories
 and each book consisted of around 130 panels.
The covers were painted scenes of some quality (see No 1 in this series).
A lot of effort went into the production of each issue.

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