May 6
went digging through my attic + basement and lwk hit the jackpot
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went digging through my attic + basement and lwk hit the jackpot
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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I made progress on a lil WIP of Leetah!
ElfQuest, Leetah © Wendy/Richard Pini
Art © Me
Marvel (and Star) Comics on Sale in April, 1986
shes still a WIP so dont kill me over the shit lines. above is her unfinished character sheet while below is a doodle of her in the pre-burn holt (when they settled in sorrow's end she cut her hair off to deal with the heat better).
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Have you ever heard of the Street Sharks? They're like a parody of the Ninja Turtles but they're biker sharks. Also they like burgers and hate pizza 🤣
I have heard of those guys, yeah! Unfortunately, I was born too late and never got the chance to watch them. I love the history behind these projects. TMNT started as a parody of comics like Frank Miller's "Dare Devil" (Splinter being a parody of "Stick", The Foot a parody of "The Hand"), Teen Titans (hence the "teen" part of the title) and X-Men (hence the "mutant" part of the title). All while mixing in teen culture and surfer dialect. When TMNT got super popular, it kick started the Black and White boom of comics in the mid 80's to 90's. This was a time that inspired many indie creators to launch their own projects following the TMNT format. Some of my faves from this time include "Bone" by Jeff Smith and "Elf Quest" by Wendy Pini.
PS, did you know that the phrase "Cowabunga" came from a Snoopy comic from "The Peanuts"? One of the people working on the 1987 TMNT cartoon had read that and just put it into the show. Flipping wild!
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