More about her presently. My previous post with Daisy Duck started me thinking about anthropomorphic cartoon cuties.
Over at Chicago Spanking Review, my buddy Web-Ed has been going through seventy-three years' worth of four-color newsprint in an attempt to find any comic book spanking of interest. Lo and behold, I discovered a rare one for him on the blog "Stanley Stories," devoted to cartoonist John Stanley, who did a fine flurry of furry friends and cartoon kids back in the day.
Here are the last six panels of a 'Tom and Jerry" story; Tom has donned a Genie Outfit, turban and all, to supply every wish for his girlfriend kitty's birthday. However, she and a rival tomcat give him six kinds of grief until he goes nuts, throwing the other guy out, and then--
I daresay you've seen videos with less plot and emotional development. Toots' reaction proves she is One of Us! (Gooble, Gobble!)
One of the commentators told blogger Frank M. Young that piece would attract all kinds of Web Pervs. Frank replied with a virtual grin that he was "happy to share the pervy goodness!" I think I should make that my motto here!
Web-Ed enjoyed this find a lot, adding it to his list, but lamented that Funny Animal Spankings have a low to non-existent erotic content. I think that might depend upon the Funny Animal. Which brings us back to Minerva Mink.
She was one of the characters in the Warner Brothers cartoon show "Animaniacs!" (If you never saw "Animaniacs," I recommend you sample it on YouTube, rent or buy it. It's very well done on all levels, by the entire team, and is freakin' hilarious!)
Minerva causes a big stir amongst the male denizens in the woods:
My favorite gag is her bouncing in a circle around the Hunky Mink, making Valentine Hearts with her butt:
She also explodes and melts into a puddle of, as Devlin or Erica might say, Minky Girl Goo.
Aside from being just plain giggle-inducing, the subtle point here is that Eros makes fools of us all, and Sex is pretty dang funny.
So I'll be on the lookout for other spanking cartoons, possibly with Minerva--
or maybe Lola, the bunny who showed up in the movie "Space Jam"
or any others, because they could indeed have a bit of humorous eroticism.
Mind you, there are people who take that a lot further than I would...
...but, hey, variety makes the world go 'round, my little chickadee!
(Here's Minerva and the Werewolf!)
