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Your website is called Superheroines' Demise. In a few words,
what is it all about, and where did the idea of Superheroine's
Demise first come from?
It's about showing the tables turned on superheroines. In the
comics, most supervillains are criminally insane. We grew up watching
Cesar Romero as the Joker
capture Yvonne Craig - as Batgirl - on TV - and then strap
her helplessly to some explosive device, explain his plot to rob Gotham
City's banks and then say "sorry, I can't stick around to see you go
boom." Come on - what would a real criminally insane mastermind do?
He'd at least unmask her, right? And in reality - he'd go much further.
That's pretty much what we do. Growing up reading comics where the
heroines wore teasingly alluring skin tight suits to go out and fight
crime and uphold truth, justice and the American way - all the while
maintaining a virtuous identity - it was quite a tease. If you are so
virtuous, why are you wearing star spangled blue panties, a red bustierre
with your overly giant boobs hanging out and high heeled red "f"
me boots? Why? So - we do what any red blooded fanboy who was been taunted
by these hypocritical heroines would, and that's bring what you really
want to see to life.
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Some of your favourite
heroines on Superheroines' Demise? Probably Power
Woman - but I really love them all. They come right out of my
fantasies and onto the website. Some of the
heroines on Superheroines' Demise show a strong resemblance to
already existing comicbook characters. Did you ever get into any legal
problems because of that? We've been doing this for 12
years and have shot hundreds of models and hundreds of costumes so
eventually, there are going to be some likenesses. There are only so many
colors.
The costumes on Superheroines'
Demise look pretty amazing. Where do you get them from, and how big is
your personal input regarding the actual designs? We make
some and have some made by a private costumer. We design each suit and
give exact specification to the costumer. As far
as I know, you have started your site only making photo comics. When did
you add videos, and why? We added video about a year after
starting the site and every video we've ever made is still up on the site
- so you get all 12 years worth of stuff. I wanted to concentrate on
photos though, initially because most people were using dial-up at that
time and it wasn't realistic to make quality videos. Could you talk about some of
the regular models on Superheroines' Demise, and some of your
favourites? My favorite models are the ones who were fun to
work with - like Erin Davis, Chloe James, Shana Jolie and Lauren Michelle.
Many of the shoots on Superheroines'
Demise do involve nudity and/or humiliating/sexual situations. Did any
of your models ever have a problem with certain aspects of a shoot? Our
models get all scripts emailed to them before they show up for the shoot.
With that said, none have said no yet.
How
far do you go on your site in terms of sexual explicitness, and which are
lines you simply do not cross?
It has a lot to do with the
model's parameters and comfort levels. We don't do any straight up full
nude sex stuff. We like to keep costumes on or rip them almost completely
off then continue with the fun. Once a costume is completely off, I find
it's just like a normal girl and you lose that whole superheroine thing -
so we try to keep some clothing on - albeit strategically placed or
misplaced. How do you come up with
all the ideas for your site considering you are doing an update every
week, and are you personally involved with every shoot on your site? Some
ideas are sent in, some I come up with on spot, but most I script out
before a shoot - taking in mind what the model is comfortable with and
going as far to humiliate the superheroine as possible. We like total and
utter humiliation. When did you ever get to see Lynda Carter as Wonder
Woman humiliated? Never. Think of all the crazy things you've
had happen to her in your mind. That's where we come in. We recently had a
story done where the model dressed as Shebat was tied up in a prison cell
and left in front of a video camera for a whole week - not ever allowed to
use the restroom. Now - you've seen things like this in comics and
whatnot, but they don't address the practical issues like - when and where
and how does she go to the bathroom. So, we show you the ultimate
humiliation. Shebat, tied up and defeated in her skin tight spandex suit,
begs the villains (who are assumed to be either gone or in some hidden
room watching) to let her use the ladies room. They don't and after a
week, she can no longer hold it. She struggles but eventually loses the
battle and has a super accident. The site of seeing the mighty
superheroine pee down her leg is shocking, humiliating and what would have
happened in that situation. Some
of your favourite shoots? Any shoot with Chloe James or
Erin Davis.
Superheroine-fantasies you
couldn't put on photo or film (yet) for whatever reason? It's
all about humiliation in the worst way and approaching taboos to achieve
that, so butt play is explored quite a bit in our themes but never full on
right in your face butt sex. A lot of implied and angles used to achieve
that. I'm not into the peeing or pooping thing, but that's pretty
humiliating too. We did one shoot where Shana Jolie was tied behind Lauren
Michelle's incredible ass - who's character had been injected with some
sort of toxin which gave her incredible gas. She could not help but to
fart all over the bound Shana Jolie's character and eventually Shana
passes out and so does Lauren. That got a lot of feedback. I think if a
heroine was tied up and given an enema it would be about as humiliating as
it gets. Imagine if Helen Slater as Supergirl
crapped herself. Pretty shocking. Ever
thought of making a feature length superheroine flick or something in
serialized form with a continuing narrative? Definitely.
We've gone as far as 30 minutes - but until I can find a model who can act
really well I'm not going to try it.
Browsing
through your site, one can't help but notice strong comicbook elements
(not only in terms of subject). What can you tell us about your love for
the medium? It just goes hand with fist in terms of the
subject matter. Lately, I've stopped using as many graphics because I feel
that it isn't necessary to have a "POW" word superimposed on a
photo of a superheroine punching or getting punched. It even distracts or
cheeses it up a bit so I'm letting the photos do the work. As far as
comics themselves, I'm a fan but not a hardcore fan. I love the artwork
but never pay as much attention to the writing. Our site is for people who
are into seeing superheroines in peril, or people who have a spandex
fetish or other related fetish. Our site is not for hardcore comic book
fans. We had an exhibit at Comic Con back in 2001 and it was a
disaster. Those guys were not the ones signing up to see our stuff. Have you ever been involved with the
creation of an actual comicbook yourself? Nope. Any influences
on your site apart from comicbooks? Many of the 70's shows
like Batman
starring Adam West and Yvonne Craig - and Wonder
Woman starring Lynda Carter - plus the Isis
show and even Electra Woman and Dyna Girl. Your favourite
comicbooks/comicbook characters? Powergirl, Supergirl,
Wonder Woman, Ms. Marvel, Dazzler, Spider-girl,
on and on. I especially like DC
female characters - Silver Age in particular. Lots of comicbooks have
been adapted for the big or small screen in recent years, some even
featuring superheroines. What's your opinion about recent comicbook
adaptations as a whole, some you particularly liked or disliked, and what
are you think are the advantages and dangers concerning putting drawn
panels onto film? A lot of people in our little fetish
community - that is the superheroine in peril and spandex communities -
always hope the films will achieve that titillating result that dances
around in our heads but they rarely do. In order to pull a feature out
these days and make it succesful, you really have to use the rubber suits
that we see on most characters. That makes for a result that will make
mainstream fans less uncomfortable and make them take it more serious.
Imagine if Batman was wearing what Adam West wore. Or worse - Robin?
Nobody is going to see a teenager wearing green panties and pantyhose
fight crime for 15 bucks a ticket. Give him a bulky latex suit and it's
another story. Even take Spiderman, for instance - where Spidey is wearing
some kind of spandex suit - notice the camera angles and lighting - they
never show his junk lit up. Always CGI or a dark shadow covering him. It
just makes it uncomfortable for most people. As movies, though - I like
most of them. As far as them achieving some kind of stimulating result in
terms of "wow, a superheroine in a major motion picture," nope.
My favorite superhero big screen movie is Mystery Men with Ben
Stiller. Comicbook legend George Perez has
drawn a bunch of pictures for your site. A few words about the man for the
readers here who are not well-versed in comicbooks, and how did your
collaboration come about? George contacted me almost
immediately as soon as my site launched. It used to be a crappy free aol
site back in 1997 until we went larger. At that time, there was only one
other site that seemed to be doing what we did - and that site had only 1
photo shoot without captions or writing and didn't update, ever. I think
it was an Adult Check Gold site where we were a private pay site
that updated once a week. Your favourite comicbook
artists? George Perez, Rifferus, and Jim Lee. Jim Lee can
really draw a superheroine. Any future projects (besides continuing doing Superheroines'
Demise) you'd like to talk about? We have a clips site
now where we are cranking out a few videos a week in the 5-20 minute long
range. I'd like to do more outdoor stuff and would love to shoot and Aqua
Girl type movie - utilizing an on location tropical setting and actual
in the water scenes, but I try to do what we can do and don't do what we
can't. I haven't been able to make nor have I seen anyone on this level,
make a flight scene that didn't look cheesy so we don't try that. Your website,
MySpace, Facebook, whatever else? http://www.sooperhero.com
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Since this is
primarily a filmsite, your favourite movies? Anything
John Hughes did. Jaws is my all time favorite movie. Peter Benchley
was a good friend of mine. And anything that Stiller, Favreau, or Ferrell
do, I'm on board. Laughter is good medicine. I don't take myself too
seriously and those guys make me feel like they don't either - well maybe
Favreau does but I still dig his stuff. And of
course, some films you really deplored? I haven't seen a
movie I didn't like in a long time. I don't have time for chick flicks,
long dramas, scifi stuff, or even thrillers at this point. All I really go
for are comedies right now. I'm sure that won't hold a lot of water for a
film site like yours but last Friday I rented Hot Tub Time Machine
(loved it) and then Couple's Retreat on Saturday and enjoyed it for
what it was. Anything else
you are dying to mention and I have merely forgotten to ask? I
hate that I'm getting old and don't know who any of the musical guests or
many of the guest hosts on SNL are anymore, on the other
hand, I just don't know if I'm really missing out on any of their stuff -
based on what I've seen. Love SNL though. Thanks
for the interview!
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