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Seaspun by • Soe •
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ADVENTURE COMICS #409 (DC, 1971)
"Invasion of the Mer-Men!" Dig the purple strides!
Art: Dick Giordano
Was intrigued who SATAN-GIRL might be, but a little bit of research told me this was a Legion of Super-Heroes story reprinted from Adventure #313 (1963) that sounds like a great tale involving the Crimson Virus, Red Kryptonite, the Legion of Super-Pets and... well, I'm now gonna have to hunt this story down - it sounds a peach!
I recently found your blog and promptly read everything (you're crazily talented), and I was thinking. In the mermaid au with the breeding kink you wrote, it'd take a while for Jay and Dick to realize human males can't get pregnant, and their goal had been to breed him almost immediately. I think it'd take to them at least a few weeks to understand it wasn't working. But in that time they'd just keep trying, right? (1/2)
Poor Tim would spend the entire time constantly fucked out and full of their cum, getting stuffed again and again until he can’t take anymore. In between rounds they’d smoother him in cuddles and hand feed him (because the man is practically too exhausted to move) and then they’d start all over again. Pretty soon, they don’t even need to prep him before each round, since his poor, abused, hole has been stretched out so much. (Sorry for invading your inbox ❤️) (2/2)
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Babe… invade my inbox anytime!
As you know, our librarians here at Wilson Library love finding all the mermaids in our special collections. So today, when we came across multiple mer-beings in our stacks, we knew we had to share them with our Tumblr followers.
These mer-men (and mer-creatures and mer-clergymen) were found in our Rare Books Collection’s copy of Physica Curiosa, a 17th century text dealing with a wide range of subjects including zoology, cryptozoology, obstetrical abnormalities, and demonology. Although Gaspar Schott includes all manner of centaurs, monster-chickens, wolf-men, and other oddities in Physica Curiosa, these mermaids are definitely our favorite cryptid of the book.
I'll tell you a tale of the Bottomless Blue and it's hey, to the starboard, heave ho! Look out lad, a mermaid be waitin' for you in mysterious fathoms below! I'll sing you a song of the King of The Sea and it's hey, to the starboard, heave ho! The ruler of all of the oceans is he in mysterious fathoms bow! Fathoms below! Below! From whence wayward westerlies blow! Where Triton is king and his merpeople sing in mysterious fathoms below! - Disney's "The Little Mermaid" I've always been fascinated with stories of mer-folk in their shining undersea cities in the blue depths, where no air breathers go. And if there, be mer-MAIDS, then it stands to reason that there be mer-MEN as well, stalwart, brave and deadly fierce. Warriors who protect their territories and who owe allegiance to Poseidon (or Neptune) and Triton. Contrary to popular views, mer-folk aren't necessarily peaceful or nice. Many a poor sailor has been sung into slavery and dragged down, down, down to a watery tomb, his eyes bulging, chest collapsing, lungs bursting as his last sound is of high pitched bubbly laughter...
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I plan on re-doing The Little Mermaid and adapting it as Hans Christian Andersen meant it to be (i.e. with a Mer-man)
All the childhoods I'll wreck!
I ALSO wonder if I should combine this with my want to redo The Thirteenth Year.
