Hi, Gang!
This is one of the early cartoons I did for the now-defunct romantic story subscription site "Discipline & Desire!" After it was done, I found all sorts of drawing problems with it, so it's never been up on this here blog.
But now I thought, what the hell, so, for all you WolfieToon Compleatists:
Today is Phil "Overbarrel's" birthday! He is one of the most exceptional men I've ever met. And we did that when the Web was new, at a Yahoo Group called "Arild's Moviespanking Group." Phil always said that was an odd name for it, because movies per se were almost never discussed!
What we did, though, was to share our creative efforts, and find out that having an acute interest in erotic spanking did not mean you were a candidate for prison and/or the Psych Ward. Because, you know, there had been times and people in my life before that made me seriously question that!
So to know people like Phil-- intelligent, decent, caring, funny, upstanding men who honored their mothers, wives, children, and grandchildren, who were loyal friends, with a wide variety of interests that, yes, included bottom-slapping for fun-- was life-changing!
And hilarious fun!!
So here's a birthday-themed WolfieToon to honor Overbarrel Day!
You haven't seen this one! I had done this in 2017, but it never saw the light of Internet because the background perspective was so hopelessly askew. But I fixed it, and wrote a newer gag!
And here is some of Phil's work!
Only some samples! You should go HERE to see a lot more! There are bunces of horny tales to enjoy!!
"Then and Now"-- starting in 1967 and then a New Update!
(I'm betting they didn't really wait so long to have her panties down!)
Alice herself never made such an amazing discovery in any magic garden! The juxtaposition here is hilarious, and yes, deliberate!
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Today (the 18th) being the extended deadline, I would guess everybody's done with income taxes now, or else made some sort of arrangements.
Like, maybe packing PJs for the pokey!
Remember last year they gave us an extra month because 2020 had been such a frakin' mess?
And, other tropical 'toons:
Happy Easter, Kids!!
Here's a brand-spankin'-new Wolfie-brand-spankin' cartoon to celebrate!
And some of my past favorites!!
Here are a bunch of random pictures and clips that I culled from the Web and edited together-- with no claim of ownership or any sort of financial gain!-- for your entertainment and mine!
The theme is, loosely, Little White Bottoms Turning Pink!!
(It'll look best if you click and take it full screen!)
Speaking of the Bard~!
There was a dumb rhyme we used to say as kids: "Shakespeare! Kick in in the rear!"
This is similar, but classier:
Dev's intelligence and creative wit illuminated many a drab corner, and shored up many a shipwrecked victim. He was a damn decent human being, the sort this tried and tired world can hardly afford to lose.
It might seem strange to anyone outside "our circle" that the author of so much intense romantic spanking fiction and the star of several kinky Shadow Lane videos would be really be so loving and gentle, but there's no paradox. His masculine strength and sense of play easily won the hearts of all of his female fans, who gave him the affectionate nickname "Uncle Dev."
To be honest, some of his sexual fantasy runs into extremities that don't really appeal to me, but there is a lot that I do enjoy, especially his parodies. Look over his list of books HERE!
He certainly earned our respect. At one point in his career, Devlin served in the Military, another example of his sense of duty and honor. He was a man of strong convictions, but I never saw him rant hysterically. As an example, he did urge everyone in our last election to "choose decency over depravity, charity over avarice, democracy over fascism, honor and respect over four horrifying years of daily humiliation upon the world stage."
Dev had just turned seventy. You may have seen his reply to my birthday greeting two posts ago: "This is my big Seven-Oh, so I've made the three-score and ten marker the ancients talk about. Everything from here on out is just frosting on the cake. ;-) "
I knew he was very quietly and courageously fighting cancer, but I didn't know it was about to take him. And I hope I'm not offending his wishes or his loved ones with that "revelation."
Dev loved Bogart and Marx Brothers movies, Shakespeare plays, and Mark Twain's prose, claiming (facetiously, I think) that he shamelessly stole from the best sources. This weekend I will see a local production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," and think of him.
He often called me "DeeDubya,"
I shall miss him very much.
