I enjoyed the story you presented in this week's update







Thanks for bringing up the similarity, Phil. You may remember telling me about The Lieutenant some years ago. I put it on the search list, and two or three years ago managed to get a video of the episode! It's been languishing in my files ever sinceSweetspot wrote: The spanking scene is reminiscent of Crime and Justice #1. I also ran through Gallery 2 to note how many M/F spankings involve the top being in the military: Bob & Swab spank Bargirl, Captain Terry Thunder 1 & 2, Jane The War Years, Steve Canyon #2 & 4, Terry and the Pirates F/F, Popeye (?), Captain Easy #4, Abbie An' Slats #2, Daring Love #17, Combat Casey and Oaky Doaks Sept. 1939 -An Admiral no less! A lot of "captains" weren't actually in the military (Captain Triumph...) and Johnny Hazard was a civilian by the late '50s. Coming up, but not yet in CSR will be Ella Cinders' Army Air Corp husband spanking one of her evil step-sisters in 1943.
This storyline is very similar to one featured in episode 4 of the TV series The Lieutenant that originally aired in November of 1963. The Two-Star Giant has a sub-plot that involves Lt. Rice (Gary Lockwood) dating the colonel's daughter (Linda Evans). He's temporarily assigned to be a general's aide but he would rather stay as platoon leader with his men. The girl falsely convinces her dad (played by Richard Anderson of Six-Million Dollar Man and Bionic Woman fame) who is the general's chief-of-staff that Rice really wants to continue working for the general even when the regular aide becomes available again. She thinks that Rice could use a career boost. Cutting to the chase, dad finds out about this deception - he returns to his quarters - the next unfortunately happens off screen - gets a confession from his daughter, spanks her, and orders her to apologize to Bill Rice. In the final scene, as Bill leaves the general's house to return to his regular duties, she says she is sorry..."and a little embarrassed. He spanked me!" We do get to see Linda Evans spanked a few years later in The Big Valley. The Lieutenant lasted only one season and is probably best known as being Gene Roddenberry's first series as producer and showrunner. He is more famous for creating Star Trek.
Indeed I did, Dan, and your criticism of both panels is well-founded. It's a pity that Maneely in particular, after giving us a better look at her fanny, didn't realize the importance of showing Amy's face.daneldorado wrote:That's a nice find, Web-ed, with the "I Met my Master" comic. I'm glad you have such a good memory, for you were able to remember that the story is basically identical to another one, called "A Man for Amy." I liked the "Master" story better, for a very simple reason: The outline of her soundly spanked bottom is much sharper here, rather than the rumpled jeans on the bottom of the girl in the "Amy" story. Unfortunately, both toons get a C-minus from me, as neither spanking panel shows the spankee's face.
Didn't you say, just last week: "In the ideal spanking panel, the spankee's face and fanny should both be visible."
Glad you liked "I Met My Master" Butch. Do you have a link to the promo? I haven't been able to find it on Adult Swim or YouTube, and I'd like to capture it before it's gone. Sounds like it would be a fine addition to next fall's "Back to School" issue of CSR!Butch wrote:GREAT SPANKING IN OLD WEST COMICSeen A promo for Adult Swim called School Rulz that feature a beautiful woman who suppose to be a teacher bending over a desk dressed in a tight skirt being paddle by a male principal with the saying all after school spanking is for staff members only
Check it out!
I'm glad you brought this up, Phil, because it allows me to talk a little more about Stan Lee, now a comics legend who entered the business at the ripe old age of 17 in 1939 and is rather amazingly still with us. Of course, he's nearly 95 now, and even if I could get an interview with him there'd be no point in asking if he wrote this story as I believe because he always had a bad memory and certainly wouldn't remember after more than sixty years.Sweetspot wrote:
So anyone for walking up to Stan Lee's door and asking him if he is the author of this tale? Not me, I don't want to end up like Dr. Sheldon Cooper with a restraining order signed by Mr. Lee as a souvenir.
Even though this story is narrated by its female lead character, I suspect that the unknown author was actually a middle-aged man. Did girls read it and identify with the narrator? I'd like to hear from any women who read these comics when they were young! Did they fantasize about being spanked by their husbands someday? Did they ever fantasize about being spanked by a handsome stranger, and eventually falling in love with him? A lot of the situations in the romance comics seem to be male fantasies... (Well... speaking for myself, I used to fantasize about spanking pretty girls for various offenses and then having them fall in love with me!)web-ed wrote: And that brings us to the element of reader identification that we mentioned above. It was strongly encouraged, of course, because young readers often expect and want to be able to identify with the lead character, and this must have been much of the appeal of romance comics to girls who were trying to sort out all their questions regarding boys and dating. So what would a girl between the ages of, say, 12 and 18, have thought of this panel? Reading "He put me across his knee and paddled me until I wept with humiliation!" must have been a little scary and yet thrilling at the same time.
"Do boys really do that to girls?" she may have wondered. Every girl seeing this must have pictured herself over a boy's knee, and of course a few of them later found confirmation in their own lives that some boys, at least, do spank!