Nazi Girl Gets Tickle-Tortured

[eisenbahn9]

A curvaceous SS beauty, divested of her short black skirt and jackboots, finds herself all too willing to spill the beans on Nazi military plans when her Allied captors apply a little tickle-torture to her stockinged foot...

You've seen this girl before in another one of my toons, but I liked her looks so much I just had to place her in a new set of dire circumstances (and a snappy-looking uniform too!). Inspiration came from the lurid covers of 1950s men's magazines (Man's Adventure, Man's World, etc.). Usually they portrayed the Nazis doing the torturing. Here, thank goodness, it's reversed. As for those poor ticklish SS women...historians believe if we'd only exploited this fact sooner, we could have shortened the war by at least a year. It's true! I swear it!

 

[TKForce]

Very hot concept and toon. You are right she defiantly deserved as you put it "a new set of dire circumstances (and a snappy-looking uniform too!)."

 

[General Zod]

Great piece of art work I love women in uniform being foot tickled Nice undies

 

[SlaverTickler]

A curvaceous SS beauty, divested of her short black skirt and jackboots, finds herself all too willing to spill the beans on Nazi military plans when her Allied captors apply a little tickle-torture to her stockinged foot...

Dig those crazy panties.

 

[Darth Godflesh]

Great stuff!
Sadly I'd have preferred an upper body attack
Great piece
By the way
I've loved your secretary series, and they rock , but there are some missing nnumber in-between, any chance to see those lost pieces?

 

[ftkl_haha]

I like it! And I'm glad it's a foot-tickle pic. 😉
Thank you for your contribution!

~FTKL

 

[badreligion]

A curvaceous SS beauty, divested of her short black skirt and jackboots, finds herself all too willing to spill the beans on Nazi military plans when her Allied captors apply a little tickle-torture to her stockinged foot...

You've seen this girl before in another one of my toons, but I liked her looks so much I just had to place her in a new set of dire circumstances (and a snappy-looking uniform too!). Inspiration came from the lurid covers of 1950s men's magazines (Man's Adventure, Man's World, etc.). Usually they portrayed the Nazis doing the torturing. Here, thank goodness, it's reversed. As for those poor ticklish SS women...historians believe if we'd only exploited this fact sooner, we could have shortened the war by at least a year. It's true! I swear it!

you know i find this quite offensive because while you think its a harmless picture stuff like this happened in the war so really i find this to be tasteless.

 

[eisenbahn9]

Thanks for your comments guys and glad you like the pic (well, most of you...!).

Darth Godflesh:

I, too, normally prefer upper body tickling, but since I rarely do foot-tickle pics, it seemed a good time to partially redress that imbalance.

Those "missing pieces" from the Secretary Series are really just a byproduct of my haphazard numbering system. It wasn't until I had produced twenty or thirty tickling toons that I realized I needed to keep things better organized. I went back and started categorizing and numbering them but the end result wasn't necessarily sequential.
Keep in mind I usually end up with two dozen or more "in progress" versions of the same toon so it gets confusing by the time a finished toon is ready for posting.

 

[Darth Vegeta]

I like it and don't be bothered by the negative comment. If other far more radical and progressive content is allowed then there is no problem with this.

 

[Bizkit]

Awesome theme.🙂

 

[bostonguy123]

I don't think it's funny or appropriate. To make light of WW2 is sick.

 

[glennekeu56]

nice

nicely done

 

[badreligion]

I don't think it's funny or appropriate. To make light of WW2 is sick.

finally someone agrees with me

 

[Gaius]

I also find the frequent incorporation of Nazis in fetish material to be in rather poor taste. It would have been easy to incorporate generic military themes without making specific mention of groups responsible for genocidal campaigns that occurred just a few decades ago.

The illustrator is clearly very skilled, and I would hate to see such fine work become associated with potentially offensive themes.

 

[LD_Tickler]

Balderdash. We make light of offensive themes all the time. Twisted non-consensual torture and forced sexuality are "potentially offensive themes" that we use all the time for the sake of fantasy. This is no different.

 

[method11236]

Swaztika Panties!!!

on the topic, to those who say this is NOT offensive, would you mind a picture of a black slave girl being tickled by her white slave owners, or a jewish girl being tickled in a concentration camp.

and I dont even like eisenbahn's stuff.

 

[jonsmith]

Art is meant to excite the senses. If you are too sensitive to take something that may offend you, you must leave it be, without a snide comment destroying its value to others. Your opinion is yours and should not be used to taint the work of others. Those who use their opinions in tainting use their abilities in a manner of ignominy and make their own useless.

Eisenbahn, your work is imaculate, and I encourage you to use this to your full potential, as you have been doing so far.

 

[Ticklethatgirl]

i think it's fine: think of it this way, we all know the Nazi's did some terrible things, and we shouldn't forget that, but since no one likes Nazi's, this is a fine picture

 

[jack915]

Eisenbahn - I like the drawing, and I like your other art too, so thanks for sharing this and so much other great stuff over the years.

Overall, I thought it was pretty clear from Eisenbahn's initial description that he didn't just want to draw a Nazi woman as the victim, he wanted to draw on other bondage art that is 40-50 years old - those old men's magazines. That stuff was done only 10-20 years after WWII and somehow it wasn't considered unacceptable despite much more of the population having personally lived through the war and knowing of the atrocities. And if you've seen that stuff, you have seen that it was much more graphic and depicted some of the more monstrous things that were done.

Would the picture work if not for the Nazi insignias? It would still be a fine tickling drawing, but now it is much higher level because it references other things - art and life - and forces the viewer to think. Some of those thoughts are disgust - and that's fine, because at least it evokes some emotion. But the disgust should be focused on the original actors, not the artist that wishes to comment on their behavior, especially in the light-hearted way it was done.

 

[Darth Godflesh]

I have always respected Eisenbahn's work, I agree with Jack and Jesus Christ's opinions so my point is not to rewrite them, I'm actually jewish.
Am I offended by the picture?
hell, no.
Nobody is forcing noone to see or even like Eisenbahn's work.
I think some people may consider tickling or the liking of it, some kind of taboo or sickness, I suppose those people don't visit this forum, but the ones that visit it, actually enjoy it.
Do I like all the artwork posted here?
No
am I rude to the artists, guys posting it?
No
I only post, mmhhm, "friendly" or "encouraging" posts to the artists I enjoy, but I'm not rude to the ones I don't like, due to respect for their effort, but I'm not attacking the guys' work I don't like.
To each it's own
If you don't like it, it's OK
But you can't forbid it or else
If you can't stand the heat, don't get in the oven


Respect and thanks to Eisenbahn's material

 

[laughinggaszone]

Hmmm...if some folks have their panties in a bunch over this, they're really going to have coniptions when we release our Nazi girl tickled video. I see where folks are coming from, but the bottom line is that you are standing up for only one tiny segment of an infinitely larger playing field.

Drew Carey drew the best analogy. He got a letter from a viewer who was deeply upset at how the show made fun of polish stereotypes in an episode of his show. His response was basically, where was your letter when we poked fun at homosexual stereotypes or when we made fun of WASPS or when we made fun of the laundry list of other things we poked fun at.

The point being that most of us only bother voicing our displeasure over things that displease US. Yeah, WWII was unarguably a time of great suffering, but so was the Civil War. If it was a Southern Soldier girl being tickled would so many people be upset? I'll go out on a limb and say no. How about the crusades. Those of middle eastern decent might have a few sore spots there. And lets not even start with various sects of the feminist movement who would decry any and all portrayals of women in such submissive and denegrating positions.

In the end, the further it is from us in time, the less personal it becomes. It's just the way of things. It's why so many people watched the cable series Rome and others do Napolionic War reenactments. Both were very harsh and bloody time periods, but they are so far removed we can't relate to them. In the case of WWII, most of us have little or no connection to that time. If you are Jewish or have a close relative who was in WWII, then you might have a more personal connection. If not, it's a footnote in history, albeit an important one.
webmaster joe

 

[Antonn]

I think its a really cute illustration.
But I disagree with the notion that the SS used tickle torture to extract information. You cannot die from tickling, the worst that can happen is the lee will piss over athemselves or have an orgasm. Anyone who is familiar with that time in history knows what these people where really capable of.

 

[eisenbahn9]

Guys (and gals!), thanks for coming to the defense of this toon. I deliberately chose to ignore the resulting negative comments because I didn't want to initiate a long-running and ultimately futile argument over the toon's merits or lack thereof. The people who don't like it aren't going to be "won over" by anything I could possibly say on its behalf so I would rather direct my energies towards creating another new toon to post. Yet I do appreciate your efforts to reason with and mollify those who objected to the subject matter.