The Other Side of Wonder Woman

This is just interesting--I came across a rather unique visual representation of Diana Prince, otherwise known as the uber-mighty lady Wonder Woman at Hereville.com.

According to its creator and site author Barry Deutsch, "the piece itself is pretty large — 12″ by 16″, on a 13″ x 19″ piece of paper. Elements of Wonder Woman’s costume and possessions, as well as lyrics from the TV show title music, are tattooed on the figure."

I must admit, this is very different from the usual Wonder Woman illustrations I see--Diana Prince in a stunning, metallic, red-blue-gold ensemble with hair so fabulous you'd wonder why she even cares to thwart the bad guys. Then again, that's Diana Prince's calling. :)

This was auctioned last year for the benefit of two shelters for abused women, Raphael House of Portland and Bradley-Angle House, and also to thePortland Womens Crisis Line.

To view more of Barry Deutsch's creations, click here.

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A Cat Is A Cat...

I have no idea about the origin of the title, but I do know that this is one witty blog you wouldn't want to miss reading (most especially because it is regularly updated!)


Enjoy an almost daily dose of cartoon strips by author Osmand Nosse (I hope this is his real name), who says he "likes owls, words like ‘yachts’, skiffle music, taking pictures of clouds, marmalade and when dogs yawn and sound like they are saying something. I once heard a small terrier yawn the name ‘Philip’, seriously... he said 'Philip'. I live on the side of a hill in a tiny village down a river in a valley. My house use to be a Tea rooms and if you drop by I will make you a cup of tea, but it’s up to you to bring the biscuits. I suggest Mcvities Rich Tea, as these go lovely with a cup of tea."



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Free Comics!

Spotted from Yet Another Comics Blog:

"Free Digital Comics from the US Government. The library at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln has put up a Government Comics Collection. These are scanned copies (TIFF files in a PDF wrapper) of comics produced by the United States Federal Government. Some of the creators represented include Milton Caniff, Will Eisner, Scott Adams, Peter David, Al Capp, Walt Kelly, Charlz Schulz, Eduardo Barreto, Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez, Joe Orlando, Marv Wolfman, George Perez, and Dr. Seuss. There are 167 comics in all!"

Check out the free comics by clicking here

Text aggregated from Yet Another Comics Blog.

Drew's Comics

Fantastic comic bits and pieces drawn by Drew of Toothpaste For Dinner.

To read the rest of hilarious archived comics, click here.

Image copyright by Drew.

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"Sinfest" by Tatsuya Ishida

Funny comic strips by artist Tatsuya Ishida about the amusing and witty b-sides of evil.

To read the rest of the archived comic strips, click here.

Image copyright by Tatsuya Ishida at Sinfest.net

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