Rust ~ The Quiet, Orderly Life of Charles Douglas Pringle, Jr.

<u>Liner Notes:</u> Oh, I remember the end-of-summer Saturday nights as a kid. There was a chill on the wind as we crept into Autumn towards Halloween, but it was still warm enough to sit outside on the porch and watch an old black and white T.V. with rabbit ears… as the night grew blacker and the hour, later, one lost all peripheral vision to the spooky glow of the television, and <i>anything</i> could be out there… lurking… in the dark. Perfectly timed with the eerie opening music of the <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5TotRnw1dM">Creature Feature</a> movie hour or the six-fingered hand of <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ok6uzndOmPA">Chiller Theater</a> as it rose from the sparse and forlorn swampy landscape. A pitch perfect atmosphere to frighten you to the bone.

And tonight is Saturday night, and its also the end of summer… so what better time to introduce my latest ongoing series and flagship of <b>C.A.B.'s 2013 OktoberFetish Celebration</b>, "RUST." A collaboration between myself and the Tzar of the TMF and renowned fetish author, Myriads.

Somewhere, in one of the ten thousand forgotten wooded valleys of New England's Adirondack mountains, the town of Rust lies broken and dangerous like the twisted mind of a dying madman. A once flourishing lumber boomtown at the turn of 19th century, it is now a mostly abandoned place where wickedness and strange denizens dwell. "Don't go near Rust," a nearby college student manual warns, "This is a town best avoided." Of course, what young college student worth their salt listens to student manuals? Visit Rust? Go on… I dare you.

Welcome to Rust.

Who would have thought an argyle sweater wearing man could look so innocent...and be so cruel and cunning. Love the instrument tray. Really well done! 🙂 Love the series <3

Great drawing and fine story. Thanks for sharing them here. 😀

Charles has that blissful yet resigned look on his face. Like he's being led by that conditioning and it's inevitable.

How many times do you think that poor girl says, "no, not there!" considering what's accessible? Love the tender flesh and the evil in odd places nature of this series. Good job, guys.

After reading this 3rd installment, I could say that the quality of the words here reminds me very much of the legendary Bantam classics I read in the past, but the creepticklish twist gave it an exciting, kinky mystery. I like the psychological attributes of EACH characters... and of course, seeing a topnotch art to go with it is truly EPIC! Kudos to the great teamwork employed here. Looking forward for more...

Good job. I like it.