He only comes out on Halloween. He is the dreaded Pumpkin-Man who captures and tortures only male victims.
The Legend of Pumpkin-Man
Unlucky Cowboy Gets Fucked
The young cowboy rode from one town to the next, never knowing what to expect. The first person he encountered when he arrived in town for the first time after many weeks of riding alone was a saloon keeper. As he stood at the bar he accepted the proprietor’s kind offer of free whiskey.
This made the cowboy feel lucky. He was thirsty and had no money. All he owned was that horse he had tied outside the saloon. He told the men in the saloon that he was looking for work. One of them asked the cowboy what he was good at.
Before there was time for any answer, the saloon keeper pointed to a shot glass filled with whiskey. The cowboy became dizzy as he swallowed his third and fourth and fifth shots of whiskey.
Maybe that’s how the cowboy ended up naked with his wrists bound behind his back. From somewhere in the shadows he heard the men from the saloon laughing at him and muttering that this was an unlucky day.
The biggest of the men from the saloon had very long hair tied behind his back under a bright white cowboy hat. He spoke with an odd accent and used strange words along with broken English as Native Americans sometimes will do. Yet, the defenseless and terrified cowboy clearly understood the threats he faced.
The Indian’s intentions were even more apparent when he grabbed the cowboy’s cock and balls tightly and squeezed unmercifully.
The indigenous native’s quest was from traditions of the past never known to the white man. The long-haired one was a warrior. Ancient traditions required him to suck and swallow the manly juices of a captured adversary. The reason? The native fulfilled the warrior traditions of sucking and swallowing so that he could rob the cowboy prisoner’s masculine power within the juices of ejaculations. The men in the saloon cheered each of the six times the cowboy shot his load unwillingly into the warrior’s mouth.
The ritual continued as the exhausted cowboy finished ejaculating as many times as the warrior imagined was possible.
The end of this ritual was nothing less than spectacular. The warrior used his big knife to slice off the cowboy’s cock and balls, making him scream desperately in intense pain and humiliation.
All the men in the saloon shouted their approval as they gathered over him to watch the unlucky cowboy choke to death on what had been his manhood.
Devil or Angel?
From Desouza of Vegas comes a new illustrated story in the supernatural theme.
Devil or Angel: A Story of the Ancient Jinn — Creatures with Wings is an extremely graphic illustrated story exploring the legends from Arabic culture of the ancient jinn who torment mortal men of Earth.
This sexually explicit story, Devil or Angel: A Story of the Ancient Jinn — Creatures with Wings, has just been posted exclusively as a pdf that you can download on Gumroad: https://machodesouza.gumroad.com/l/ImXTO
Comic Books Taught Me to be a Storyteller
When I was a teenager, my father regularly brought me to a local barber shop where I found many comic books to keep me busy before my turn to get my hair cut. My youthful imagination was overtaken completely by the worlds depicted in the comic books I saw at that barber shop.
Of course, I was attracted to the superhero adventures, but I was far more interested in down-to-earth stories about day-to-day heroism in the routine lives of everyday mortal men. I didn’t realize it at the time, but my teenage interest in vintage comic books exploring the lives and adventures of mere mortals taught me how as an adult I should depict and tell stories about male characters.
An American comic book/magazine series called Classics Illustrated began a long publishing run before I was born but remained prominent through the end of my teenage years. The purpose of this colorful cultural artifact in the English language was to introduce young people to so-called “great literature” stories by the world’s greatest authors presented visually in comic book style to impress younger generations.
I will never forget one particular issue of the comic book, first published in 1943. Pictured here, it was adapted from the Charles Kingsley British historical novel Westward Ho. I am certain no red-blooded teenage boy could resist adventures of 16th century sea pirates.
But actually what won me over was the stunning visual aspects of the comic book storytelling. Something touched me deep inside motivating me to the profession of storytelling combining text and images. I wanted to grow up to create a highly visual impact upon people with my storytelling.
As I look back at the detail in that 1943 comic book cover, I can see what influenced my own visual storytelling of the present day: The two men (main characters) shown in the upper portion of the drawing are highly masculine. This trait is one that I choose to emphasize in my digital illustrations today. The faces and the way they are posed in the comic book cover drawing conveys a high level of emotion from the characters. You can tell by looking into the eyes of characters if you want to grasp right away what they must be feeling at that exact moment. Conveying specific emotions is one essential component of my digital illustrations today.
I recreated the pose of two main characters from the comic book cover in this contemporary digital illustration:
In this second digital illustration I rotate the perspective slightly to give you a different (perhaps more compelling) view of the two guys:
I have chosen to pose the two main characters is this third digital illustration in a new and decidedly sexually explicit way:
I welcome your feedback and opinions below. Thanks.
Male Hanging Fetish
Several years ago I designed a contemporary device for hanging men. Although this device was never constructed in the physical world, it exists forever in images. I am pleased to present a February 2021 update which further explores this device:
This is a video I created attempting to show what a man looks like when he is experiencing a suspension hanging on a standard gallows without any adapted devices.
Revenge Lust in the Wild, Wild West
Taboo tales told around campfires have passed down to us valuable insights into what happened between cowboys and Native Americans in the days of the westward expansion. What we think we know from having watched Hollywood movies and television shows is mainly faulty information.
What really happened: During the 1800s after the United States completed the Louisiana Purchase from France, a vast expanse of 827,000 square miles suddenly was added to American sovereign lands. Conflicts immediately surfaced when it was discovered Native People were living on the vast land as they had for centuries. A sometimes violent campaign began to remove Native Americans from the lands upon which they had lived for so long.
Understandably angry Native men from many tribes of indigenous inhabitants exacted a notorious natural revenge against the interlopers.
Compared to cowboys, Native men in America were sexually uninhibited. They were free to be themselves as males will be. This was true in large part because Natives were not raised within Christian dogma; they therefore felt no religious or moral restraints or guilty denial to deprive them of what Europeans warned were potentially dangerous “pleasures of the flesh.”
In turn, a natural male lust drove Natives to capture young cowboys whom they perceived as freshly available sex objects just asking to be conquered by tribal warriors seeking revenge.
Hold onto your hat, cowboy! Memories of the first time you’re captured and fucked by a tribal warrior will last your entire lifetime.
Some of the more violent tribes in America favored more extreme retribution against cowboys.
