New Garter Belt: A Missing Provenance

I have been skunked. One of my clients who pays me to identify the provenance of mystery images has come up with this apparent comic-book panel, and there’s nothing to identify it in any of the reverse search tools that I usually use. I’m not sure whether this is portion of a panel from a vintage comic, an altered panel from such a source, or a panel fragment from some more modern comic art drawn in a traditional style. But I would be very much indebted to anyone in the ErosBlog audience who could tell me the source of this artwork:

Crowdsourced genius, go!

Porn Provenance Research: It Me!

People talk about the difficulty these days of getting a decent search result placement in Google, especially for adult topics. In truth, it isn’t easy, especially when marketing straight-up porn. But there’s an old search-engine optimization truism to the effect that the easiest way to get a top result is to be the only person doing whatever it is you’re doing. I may be turning into an example of that, when it comes to porn provenance research:

http://google.com/search?q=porn+provenance+research

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