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Post by dem bones on Mar 2, 2019 11:35:23 GMT
Andrew Brosnatch H. Thompson Rich - The Crimson Crucifix: A Birthmark - An Innocent Kiss - and Disaster. As a child, she was warned by Father François that the brand on her breast would turn from brown to a livid crimson should she surrender her chastity before marriage. When her fiancé, Raoul, enlists to fight the Bosche, they share a first, fatal passionate kiss. "Guard well the crucifix, ma chérie." She does, but the treacherous birthmark changes colour ... Howard R. Marsh - Youth: Storiette of Shattered Hopes "There is a rejuvenation of all body tissues and glands: in short, a return to youth." Martin Zucker, 69 and "approaching senile decay," has spent most of his adult life behind bars for a crime of passion. When a surgeon requests a volunteer to test a miracle restorative serum, Zucker leaps at an opportunity to win back those stolen years. Middling Conte Cruel, not a patch on his outrageous The Foot Fetish
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Post by dem bones on Mar 2, 2019 17:22:11 GMT
"As there is a heaven - and, I trust, a hell for such fiends - the image I saw reflected in the mirror was a part of my own exposed brain! And the diabolical monster held in his hand the upper hemisphere of my skull!" Andrew Brosnatch Otto A. E. Schmidt - The Death Clinic: Weird Revenge of a Great Surgeon. Master of brain surgery Prof. Jacowsky is not one to forget an insult. Furious at young Dr. Stannard's flippant remark, and knowing of his interest in amateur photography, he lures the fledgling surgeon to his private operating room on the pretence of unveiling a new invention. Stannard, flattered to be taken into the great man's confidence, duly blows out a date with fiancé Helen in favour of this once in a lifetime opportunity. Stay tuned for torture!
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Post by dem bones on Apr 10, 2023 10:43:05 GMT
Re: the "banned" issue. R. M. Malley
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