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Prinkcesses
written and illustrated by RED
published by Eric Stanton
New York, New York
ca. 1981

We're grateful to Mr. Stanton for crafting irresistibly attractive women, but his creativity continued to a world of imaginary beings with powers and anatomical features that transcend reality. Blunder Broad has super strength while wearing her magic crown and her nemesis is a woman with a tail. To achieve diverse fantasy, the Maestro invented sub-species and people with physiological anomalies (e.g., a man with an impossibly long tongue, a pregnant man) to explore erotic themes.

In the early 1980s, he invented Princks, humans who appear to be beautiful women but who develop with a thick, lengthy phallus between their thighs. Sometimes called Princk-Azons. these people

-have large, buoyant breasts with erect nipples
-usually wear gloves, stockings, and heels
-seldom wear panties
-have no vagina
-use the mouths of men for pleasure
-can make women pregnant
-are bigger, stronger and smarter than men
-continuously pursue pleasure, even while working
-are always erect
-are usually seen with a happy smile

If a she-male is a man with breasts, a Princk might be a woman with a penis. Mr. Stanton produced at least 10 illustrated stories about princks.

When new stories include characters created by another author, we call it fan fiction. A 21st century novel serves as prequel to Hammett's The Maltese Falcon, tracing the adventures of Sam Spade in Seattle, before he and Miles Archer relocated to San Francisco. Sherlock Holmes investigating Nazis during WWII in a Universal Studios movie or 21st century iterations of the famous detective are familiar manifestations of the fan fiction practice.

We presented the work of the artist known as Red in several Women in Fights and other anthologies. We appreciate his voluptuous female ideal — strong, sexy, busty, lusty. In this publication, he modifies his template to pay respects to Mr. Stanton's Princk idiom with fan fiction that involves a visit to planet Gammazon.

The Stanton Archive Catalog lists this product as Number 324:

When Jean and Alex, the young couple who love to box and wrestle, are transported to the remote planet of Glamazon by a strange time machine, they are engaged by the reigning Princkcesses for fighting and salacious fun. A battle and deflowering takes place on a supra-human plane. The final blows of the banging match are given by the Princk-Mistresses with large cockheads that burgeon obscenely beneath their hanging loin cloths. Oral and anal onslaughts chastise the weak earthlings before they are thrown back to their prosaic little world. Was it a dream or a sensational experience?

Juma serves as nanny and mentor for two half-sisters, in training to become royal leaders of their planet. The custom requires arena combat with rivals for the throne. It was Juma's responsibility to ensure that Bola and Daza would be the strongest of competing gladiatrixes.

She planned to tele-transport (a la Rick and Morty) a married earthling couple to Gammazon, to serve as sparring partners for her charges. Jean and Alex were always seen fighting with each other on the inter-galactic “Time-Screen,” and seemed well-trained for the task.

Within minutes of their arrival, Juma leads everyone into the arena and hand-to-hand combat begins. At first, Alex holds his own, but he's soon overpowered by Bola's size, strength and skill. After she beats him to exhaustion, he begs for mercy, but no one on Gammazon understands the English language.

Jean endures a similar defeat and the couple get used by the the prinkcesses enormous phallic appendages.

As Big Bola climbed atop Alec to drive her throbbing prink deep down his straining throat, Jean was faring little better.

Under Juma's watchful eye, the fire-haired Daza la Dong was batting aside the last of Jean's feeble defenses and punching the sweating, defiant blonde earthling to the ground. Clinching one last time, Daza flung the girl down, ripping her white panties from her hips as she fell. Jean gasped in protest, but lay beaten on the ground as Daza equalized things by removing her own loin-cloth. Jean's jaw dropped as Daza revealed a swelling, pulsing prink, showing that her unearthly host truly had 'the best of both worlds'.

With the combat concluded, the fun began. Daza used the thong of her garment to bind her female victim's hands behind her back. Jean's pleas fell on deaf ears and all she could do was fearfully gaze at her victor's raging hard-on and the helpless position of her own husband as inch after, raging inch of meat disappeared past Alec's straining lips.

Daza wanted some of the head action Bola was getting, so she fashioned a make-shift collar and leash and tugged Jean's head down to 'meat' her own prink-head. Jean was torn between loathing and lust at the thought. But she swallowed her pride and the head.

Settling down on the arena ground, the fully aroused red-head pulled the blonde face down onto her lap, driving stroke after stroke of prink-meat into her tight oral cavity.

Bola and Daza both were never content with just one orgasm. As Daza flipped Jean onto her back and was shoving the earth-girl's legs atop her shoulders . . . .

As in other stories by Red, fights, competitiveness and sex steam up the narrative. His easy-to-read prose provides context and characterization for the scenes of his fascinating ink drawings. Here, his work creates a world of cosmic fantasy with strong combat and sexual domination elements.

The text was reset for the optimized ebook to facilitate alignment of pictures and prose. Few changes were made to Red's competent writing. About 2200 words.

The original consists of a single sheet, 22” x 25”, with six pages on each side, produced on a printing press, not a copy machine. Each side has one page of text and five pages of illustration, yielding 10 numbered episodes. Each episode has multiple tableaux.

All of the 10 panels were disassembled for the ebook. Optimization presents Red's grand female forms at maximum size on screens. Virtual enlargements expose the action and figure features of his splendid art, reducing the need for zooming and scrolling. To achieve continuity of text with images, a few pictures were repeated. Most ebook pages include a picture and text.

Brightness, contrast and levels were adjusted and shadows reduced to show detail. Pictures transposed to ebook format with smooth edges.

All original scans. More than 50 pages.

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Although some parts of pictures are obscured on this page, the ebook shows everything that's in the original.

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