FEMMES FORMIDABLES

Though I do not possess and have not read COMIC BOOK PRICE GUIDE 8, I suspect that the kind of "special recognition" it contains w...

 I stumbled across this panel on Pinterest and I know nothing about whatever story had Princess Diana dressed up like a pirate. But it does ...

 A Jack Sparling beauty, loaded for bear-- or baring?

 Charlton/DC artist Dick Giordano was particularly good at drawing pretty women, but I think his depiction of a "scarlet woman" (m...

I glanced over various online repro's of Dean Yeagle's art, particularly that featuring his popular character Mandy, trying to decid...

The artist known as Nanashi has grabbed the manga world with the high school rom-com NAGATORO, and part of his success stems from his great ...

 Fiction House specialized in wild adventure stories, usually with lots of good girl art. But they weren't good at horror stories to jud...

 Nearly no one knows the name of artist Barry Blair today, but he was all over the place during the eighties black-and-white comics boom, an...

 Probably posted two of these three Nick Cardy pieces before, but they bear repeating.

 Since the last two posts were so heavy on DC material, here's stuff from other companies. First appearance of Phoenix. Pin-up page from...

 As I've mentioned in a previous post, DC's softcover collection COVERGIRLS has been a negative inspiration to me, since its collect...

 I have no idea how far I'll get with this project, but it recently occurred to me to ask myself: what are the best depictions of femini...

Red Sonja began as the Robert E. Howard one-shot character " Red Sonya of Rogatino, " who was re-worked into an ongoing heroin...

Eisner's fierce femme formidable, Powder Pouf, only appeared in a couple of Will Eisner SPIRIT stories.  She's not a great favo...