Everyone knows Spiderman is into bondage, right?
Some of the images above are from Herodotus, others from Tied Feet Guy, others from Trapper Smith.
I took the last picture at a convention in Hawaii that I was covering for my day job. He had the most amazing ass.
Check out this new erotic novel, The Defeat of Paragon Lad, by Todd Fleming. It’s described by the publishers as “gay, superhero, domination erotica.”
Here is a quick description of the novel:
A superhero appeared in Twin City and started cleaning up the town. Two years later, the mob boss Countertron is at his wit’s end and allies with a new player in town by the name of Shadowfox. Shadowfox also wants to take down the hero, but in an entirely different way. And as these three battle, Twin City’s fate lies in the balance.
It’s available for download at Amazon
Also check out Todd Fleming’s official website
‘World Without Daylight’ is the latest book in Pablo Greene’s ‘How to Kill a Superhero’ series, and the author held a meet-and-greet this weekend in New York City. I attended, along with author david stein, Angson (who came from Toronto!), Matt and others.
It was a pleasure to spend the afternoon with Pablo and these other kinky guys. If you missed the event, you can still purchase the book in paperback or for a device. Also check out the free sample chapters of both books that Pablo was kind enough to share in the Prison Library.
Author Pablo Greene is having a “modest but badass” launch party for his new book, How to Kill a Superhero: World Without Daylight, this Saturday, July 5, from 3-5 at Phoenix Bar, in the East Village.
Pablo will read from the new book, and you can purchase a copy and get it autographed. “This event is not necessarily a gear event, but wear your gear if you’re inspired,” Pablo says.
Phoenix Bar
447 E 13th St
3-5 pm
Details here.
Here’s the cover of the book:
and you can:
or
DOWNLOAD TO YOUR KINDLE (or Android/iOS device)
By Pablo Greene
SEX, DEATH, AND SUNSHINE
I tasted freedom in this lost edge of the world, and the shadows cast by the sun reminded me that I hadn’t seen another human being in these hills for weeks.
My journey threatened to destroy my body, but I enjoyed its hardship and how it toughened the skin on the soles of my feet, how it built calluses in places they had never existed before.
Continue reading How to Kill a Superhero: World Without Daylight
Batman and Robin sure got tied up a lot on TV!
It was when I got home from school that I would watch syndicated episodes of the campy TV show Batman from the 1960s. It seemed that at the end of just about every episode the heroes Batman and Robin — played by Adam West and Burt Ward — ended up in some form of diabolical bondage. Often there were two-part episodes in which Batman and Robin would be tied up in a cliffhanger. Usually these episodes ended with the heroes tied up and facing some sort of slow and painful death. I would walk away imagining the heroes were still bound — even when I went to sleep at night.
Looking back on it now, it seems that Burt Ward was more into the bondage, more enthusiastic, more in on the whole thing, gave much better “verbal” — whereas Adam West played it much more “straight’” if you will.
Anyway, I credit the original TV show Batman (available at Amazon), along with the movie 20,0000 Leagues Under the Sea, with sparking my interest in erotic male physical restraint.
The popular Captured Heroes site has a band new look
Click for Captured Heroes
Also be sure to visit this guy’s other very popular site, Tied Feet Guy
Today I got my hard copy of Pablo Greene’s new book, How to Kill a Superhero: A Gay Bondage Manual, in the mail.
You can get yours on Amazon by clicking HERE.
BONUS: You can read the first chapter by clicking HERE.
EXTRA SPECIAL BONUS: The publisher is giving away three autographed copies in December. To get the details for that, click HERE.
