Chicago Spanking Review

Spanked by the Paper Boy

---> Doc Cylon Gallery

The original (click on the image to enlarge).

Recently, we posted some spanking art by Bill Ward in the Art Gallery (Ward Warming Buns), and we mentioned that there was a story "behind" it which we'll get to now. What Bawdy Bard could not have known when he sent us the modified version he'd found was that we had not only the original but also an apparent sequel that Doctor Cylon had turned up somewhere and then colored.

We present two versions of that sequel below. What they make clear, from the bag containing newspapers deposited on the pool patio, is that the spanker is the local paper boy (are we too old to get a paper route?) and the spankee is a well-to-do wife living in an expensive neighborhood - nice fantasy material there for adolescent boys! Both colorizations are good, with the second perhaps involving a little more work (note the differences between the two pools, the umbrellas, the furniture, and of course the stinging behind) and Ward being Ward the spankee is certainly well rounded. Unusually for him, the spanker is employing the variant of the standard OTK position in which his right leg locks the spankees thighs in position so her butt cannot escape from the stinging swats she's no doubt earned .

We're still left with a few questions:

1. Why did the spanking apparently start in the kitchen and then move to the pool patio? Or were these two separate occasions?
2. Why does the paper boy appear to be in his 20s? Could it be that he's a young man pretending to be a paper boy to satisfy the wife's spanking fantasies? (That seems unlikely to us but we thought we'd throw it out there).
3. Why isn't the husband the one doing the spanking? He sure looks satisfied at seeing another man spank his wife, which we suppose is psychologically possible, but our experience (and yes, we've spanked other men's wives ) is that the husband usually has at least some reservations at this prospect.

Art by Bill Ward; coloring by Doctor Cylon.

Posted by the Web-Ed on 12/04/2020 (click to increase in size).