Illustrated Books, Comics & Magazines

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100 albums/1058 artworks – When searching for new artists to add to my collection I come across many illustrated books with rare bdsm artworks. For some books, the illustrator has not yet been determined. Sometimes a name was provided, but no info was found for that name. In other cases, I did not find enough art to create a separate page for the particular artist. Some books were published by various publishers with images from different illustrators. Be sure to also visit the Illustrated Books Index. This is a special feature for books with multiple publications with art from different artists, or books with sequels. Costume Ball has many unsigned artworks and a few signed by Gene Bilbrew, Jim, Royal…

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