The Trophy He Didn’t Bag

ErosBlog has several posts in the deep archives exploring the unsettling objectification and dehumanization of women by treating them (for satirical, advertising, or humor purposes) as taxidermy trophies to be mounted for display and/or sale. Nor is it “all misogyny, all the time”; there’s even a gender-flipped version of the trope from the world of comic books for teen girls. Which brings us to the magazine comic version of the trope:

Who knew that rich old bastards could arrange for camara safaris at nudist camps?

The comic is signed “Morrie”, likely by Morrie Turner, and appeared in the November 1957 issue of Courage magazine.

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That Satyr Stole Her Undies!

Honestly, it’s no shame for a young woman of passion and romantic imagination to be seduced by a satyr she chances to meet in the woods. Seduction, after all, is a satyr’s core competence. It’s literally what they do. However, it’s perhaps a little bit humiliating when he runs off with your underthings (is that a chemise?) as a stolen trophy. That’s just rude!

The full artwork (the above is a detail) is titled Le Trophée; it originally appeared in a risque French magazine called Paris Plaisirs. Artist credit is given as “Ch. de Lugo”. There’s a caption “Mas, que dira moman?” — loosely, “What will my mother say?”

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