Tube mermaids!
Our mermaids are indeed different. They’re made by mad scientsts in tubes!
Found at the tumblr Pulp Cover Art.
Afterthought: The title of the pulp graced by this illustration appears to be Terror Tales, but what if what is being depicted is a brewing process involving captive mermaids? Could it be Terror Ales?
Partial tube-girl example
I’m not entirely sure what this mad scientist has in mind for this partially-entubed victim, but she doesn’t seem too happy about whatever it is.
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Found in this post at Deceptology, which contains many other examples of this artistic genre, as well as an intelligent discussion of the tricks old-style pulp artists used to imply nudity they couldn’t directly depict.
The spider’s sex slaves!
While browsing around for fetish-fuel material pertinent to Cleo Mount’s adventure abroad, I came up with this curiosity at an online fetish e-book seller.*
And if this 1970s-vintage literature ain’t erotic mad science, then I’ll eat my labcoat. From the publisher’s description:
Clive Beford’s [sic] articulate prose creates a strange world of ingenious women who developed a subterranean community where men are used as servants, slaves and playthings. The Spider Lady collects an army of competent female characters who populate a bizarre world of work, technology, armaments and wealth.
And in particular, it contains a character named
…Dr. Klebanoff, a gifted surgeon who used her extraordinary skills to change captive men into sex-toys for the hard-working staff.
Now that sounds like a mad scientist indeed! (But a quibble for Mr. Bedford — if this gifted surgeon is a woman, shouldn’t her surname name be…Klebanova?)
I haven’t read it, but it looks like I’m likely to.
(*) Exercise you imagination for a second, and imagine yourself transported in time back to 1950, and trying to explain to someone at that time that in your time there are such things as “online fetish e-book sellers.” Not so easy, is it?
Superheroine liquid girl
Ever on the lookout for examples in the culture of my own peculiar obsessions, I’ve come up with a superheroine named Aspen Matthews, the principal character of a series called Fathom created by the late Michael Turner. Aspen’s powers include dissolving into water, something explicitly (and sexily) depicted on the cover of the first issue.
(Image found at this Aspen comics forum.) Apparently there was for a while a proposal for a Fathom movie staring Megan Fox. One image (found here) appears as an example of the liquid girl meme.
A movie which most likely we will have to imagine rather than see. If it is any consolation, perhaps it will be better in our imaginations than in reality.
Another washing machine photo
If you’re going to have a strange tag like washing machine on your blog, you might as well make use of it. Happily, the wide world of the Internet provides many possibilities for your doing so.
Found at the blog Naughty Cleavage which is exactly what it says on the tin. And for what it’s worth, I think the fact that the model is wearing glasses makes her even sexier.
TF for science!
I have to say I just love what’s going on in this three-panel story sequence created by DeviantArt-ist AzureChromatic. We have a mad science potion and gender bending:
Followed by an episode our gender-bent subject turning into a liquid girl
Followed in turn by the emergence of a goo girl, in lovely absinthion green no less.
All published here by kind permission of the artist. Evidence, perhaps, that some themes occur rather oftener than one might suspect. The post is based on a story, “Jiggle – Goo Girl TG-TF” by a DeviantArt writer, dragon8writer, whom I encourage you to read if you like this sort of thing.
Growing Hunger video
Just found, a YouTube Video that is very much in the mad science tradition, feeding (literally) into a number of fetishes as well, including vore and breast expansion. I embed it here.
Even the music is right for mad science!
Sunday Special: Undersea Surrender
As a special treat for this November Sunday, I’m including a new piece of Bespoke Art, this one created by the artist AmourVorer and depicting, appropriately, an act of consensual undersea consumption.
(Click on the image for larger size. 
Undersea Surrendercommissioned by Dr. Faustus of EroticMadScience.com and drawn by AmourVorer is published under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.)
The scenario is connected with a mad-science story not directly part of the Tales of Gnosis College, involving serial acts of consensual vore. I only have a fragment of the project, which you can read here if you would like. Not sure where it’s going, exactly, but sometimes coming up with the art helps create the inspiration.
Squick or Squee 2011, #12
On last one, this by KristinF, and very Halloweeny. Teddy Wants to Play.
Happy trick or treating, everyone!
Squick or Squee 2011, #11
Halloween is here, and it would be quite right if we didn’t have some specific Halloween art. Dr. Robo has obliged, with a “Halloween Havoc” story in his Metrobay universe, a tribute to The Bride of Frankenstein. There’s a lot to enjoy there, but two images struck me, one being this madlab scene as part of the creation of the Bride:
Three captured lovelies strapped to lab benches. And zappy lightening stuff? Be still me beating heart!
Will I show the Bride? Can’t give that away — Dr. Robo needs to make a living! But I encourage you to get a copy of the story yourself if it’s the sort of thing that appeals.
Though I can’t quite help myself about another image, which contains an artistic quotation which warms my little mad-science heart.
Both images used by kind permission of the artist.
