Jan 19
Avengelyne Omnibus (1995)
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Avengelyne Omnibus (1995)
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First, why is Glory blonde instead of white haired? Did somebody not get a memo? Second, I love that they made 0 effort to make it seem like she is wearing a thong at all so it just looks like she has a random golden V taped above her ass... and that just makes it look like she's just completely commando, which is probably why Avengelyne is reacting the way she is. Or she just popped a breath mint...
(Panel from Avengelyne/Glory: The Godyssey #1 (1996), Maximum Press)
Pinup from Supreme #50. 1997. Art by Ian Churchill and Norm Rapmund.
Do you remember Will Smith bitch-slappin' Chris "Spiral" Rock at the Oscars? Well it might have been kayfabe but it was about Jada Pinkett Smith. She's still married to Will and did this one comic book in 1998. It was published by the one and only Rob Liefeld under his Maximum Press inprint. "Menace" was created and written by Jada Pinkett Smith and all of the art is by Dan Fraga. Found it in a bargain bin a few weeks ago, never heared about this before. Not that bad, nothing else came out of it. So weird...
Anyone who claims this was on their Bingo card is lying! π
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Black Flag 2 cover by Stephen Platt