Happy Spring!

Well, it looks like it could be a very strange and trying Spring, but we can still make some bright spots!

Sure An' It's Holiday Reruns!

Performance Review

From 2009!

Springrose said that Our Heroine richly deserves this for "those uuuuuuugly pants!"

Whoopee!

Valentine's Day Romance Book Cover!

The story has yet to be written, but there's your cover! 

Or, you know what?

You could be UNCOVERED, too!

Snowpersons

It's A Set-Up

Attention, Professional Ad People:

Bride Carolyn wants you to know:

We Paws, Er, Pause For This Important Message!

And now we return to your regularly scheduled programme:

Be Ready!

Prepare for that Cold Snap!

Phew!

I hope there's more afterglow than post-holiday slump for you!

And if it wasn't a particularly happy time this time, well, the damned stuff's over!

Onward!

Wolfie's Screwing With Other People's Art Again!

But only in the spirit of fun, just for grins, and making sure everyone knows it is NOT the original!

You've seen this a lot of times, I bet, but not like this!

That had been the "splash page" for Sensation Comics #31, published in the summer of 1944, for the story "Grown-Down Land!"

I decided to see what it would look like if WW was wearing more abbreviated briefs, 1960's style,  with more curves showing!

The art was by Harry G. Peter (I know, I know, shut up) with the writing from William Moulton Marston.  In case you've ever been curious about the story, "Comic Vine" gives this synopsis:

Wonder Woman saves the Modern kids from their parents (because they don't like children), and when the kids don't wake up from sleeping, the Amazon Princess joins the kids in sleep and enters the kids’ dreamworld, called Grow-Down Land. Here Wonder Woman eventually helps bring the Modern family together by showing the parents how to act like children.

That's pretty typical Marston!