Seduction Productions
Untamed Love 5
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COMIC DETAILS
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Comic Description:
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Untamed Love 5 Universal
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Grade:
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5.0
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Page Quality:
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OFF-WHITE
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Certification #:
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2021822004
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Owner:
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GAM
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SET DETAILS
Owner's Description
Untamed Love #5 is referenced in Fredric Wertham’s “Seduction of the Innocent” (SOTI) in the text on page 40 and page 42.
Wertham describes a passage from the book as follows: "The youthful reader can also acquire the technique of how to seduce a girl. First you get her boyfriend away on a fictitious errand, ‘knowing it would keep him for most of the night.’ After a dance you invite the girl for ‘a little bite’ at ‘a road-house just over the state line’: ‘Here we are Gale! A nice little private booth! Like it?’ The girl: ‘Yes – I wouldn’t for the world let Nicky think I wasn’t sophisticated enough to appreciate it!’ Then you make love to her. ‘Nicky! Let me go! All the people!’ Nicky: ‘You’re right honey! What do we want all these people for? Let’s go upstairs to the terrace!’ ‘Upstairs was a long narrow hall with five or six doors! Nicky opened the nearest one and I found myself in a small, shoddy-looking room!” Nicky: ‘I think we’ll be much more comfortable in here, don’t you honey?’ Heroine: ‘Nicky! I want to go home! Please let me go!’ Nicky: ‘Home was never like this, baby! Come on, give papa a kiss!’”
The passage comes from the story “A Streak of Badness” contained in Untamed Love #5. The story ends happily with Gale’s boyfriend Dennis rescuing Gale from the clutches of Nicky and giving her an engagement ring for her 18th birthday.
In addition to “A Streak of Badness”, the story “The Heart’s Hunger” fits a passage on page 42 of the SOTI. On page 42, a thirteen-year-old girl describes her love of comics as follows “I like jungle books. But I read the others too. My sister buys romance books, Diary of Real Life, True Romance, Sheena, Jo-Jo, Jungle Jim – they are exciting! I like to see the way they jump up and kick men down and kill them! I like Penalty, Crime Does Not Pay. I don’t like them because the crook gets caught. I’d like him to get away with it. They show you how to steal. A woman walked in a store and took a dress and walked right out and a woman caught her. I like to see women catch them”. The story “The Heart’s Hunger” matches up with the thirteen-year-old girl’s description of a women walking into a store, taking a dress, walking out and being caught by a woman.
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