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Hanz Kovacq
French master of fetish art, the author of mega-famous Princess Hilda Series. His books contain very extreme hardcore materials and therefore aren’t widely published, however translated versions can be found on the web. There are definitely only 3 Hilda chapters – don’t look for #4 as it doesn’t exists, but make sure you also check Diane de Grand Lieu.
Lou Kagan
Artist who did work in several HOM magazines and published several comics, including the serialized “Cassandra’s Web,” “Manor De Sade,” “Vanda and the Amazons,” and “Perils of Penelope.” He also proved himself a great photographer with the HOM series, “Glamour In Bondage.” In recent years, he has added shemale bondage and forced feminization to his repertoire, with paintings in Forced Womanhood Magazine and the comic “Lady Lovelock.”
Shintaro Kago
Shintaro Kago’s style has been called “fashionable paranoia”, dealing with themes like extreme sex, violence and abnormality. He has been published in several adult manga magazines, gaining him considerable popularity. His short story ‘Punctures’ (about a man who is so paranoid about getting holes in anything that he rather makes the punctures himself before it really happens) has been translated into English and published in the ‘Secret Comics Japan’ collection of underground publications. Offers have been made to publish his work in France.