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BLACK CAT CLASSICS
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PUBLISHER: Blue Water Comics
STORY BY: Bob Haney
ART BY: Joe Kubert / Al Gabriele
COVER BY: Joe Kubert / Al Gabriele
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The classic comic series from the 1940’s, the Black Cat! The Black Cat was one of the earliest female costumed crime-fighters in the comics,
debuting in 1941 in POCKET COMICS. Linda Turner was a Hollywood starlet and former stunt-woman in the early 1940's
when she battled her director who she suspected of being a Nazi spy. Donning the outfit of a black cat to take advantage of her opponent’s superstitions,
she defeated his spy ring and enjoyed herself doing it so much she decided to continue her alternate career as a costumed super heroine - the Black Cat.
Preview:
https://comicspluslibrary.com/product/com.iversecomics.bluewater.productions.black.cat.comic.classics.one.english.08072014 |
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Posted - 28/09/2016 : 17:58:38
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Hari Kari
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Posted - 12/12/2016 : 10:09:10
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Liberty Meadows
By FRANK CHO
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Liberty Meadows is a comic strip and comic book created, written and illustrated by Frank Cho.
It relates the comedic activities of the staff and denizens of the titular animal sanctuary/rehabilitation clinic.
History
Liberty Meadows is the evolution of University² (University Squared), a strip Cho wrote during his college years for The Diamondback, the student newspaper
at the University of Maryland, College Park.
Originally, it was syndicated and appeared in many newspapers, while also being collected in comic books produced by Insight Studios. At the end of 2001,
Cho ceased syndication, partly because editors kept censoring it, and has since published it directly in comic book format.
Cho self published the comic book at first, with Image Comics taking over printing and distribution with issue #27. The comic book went on a hiatus in early 2004,
after issue #36. June 2006 saw the publication of issue #37, and Cho’s comment that he would be “trying to have couple of issues of Liberty Meadows out per year”.
Characters
The humans -
* Brandy Carter – A beautiful animal psychiatrist with big boobs.
* Frank Mellish – A nerdy veterinarian. Frank is in love with Brandy but afraid to tell her.
* Tony – An accident prone maintenance man.
* Julius – Owner of Liberty Meadows animal sanctuary and an avid fisherman.
* Jen – Brandy’s roommate. A sexy rocket scientist who enjoys toying with men.
* Al – Owner of the local bar. An educated man who believes in numerous conspiracies.
* Roger – Brandy’s ex-fiancé who’s trying to win her back.
* Barbara Carter – Brandy’s controlling, malevolent mother. Hates Frank. Schemes constantly to fix Brandy up with Roger.
* John Carter – Brandy’s doting father. The complete opposite of Brandy’s mother.
The animals
* Ralph – A midget circus bear with a perpetual squint and a penchant for inventing dangerous gadgets.
* Dean – A lecherous sexist pig with a drinking problem and an addiction to cigarettes. He’s supposed to be in for detox but keeps breaking the ‘no smoking’ rule.
* Leslie – A dim-witted frog with hypochondria.
* Truman – A cute and naive young duck.
* Oscar – Truman’s pet dachshund. The only animal in the strip who acts (more or less) like an animal.
* The Cow – A psychotic villain. Suffers from Mad Cow Disease.
* Khan – The Biggest Meanest Catfish in the Tri-State Area, and Julius’ constant nemesis.
* Mike – A raccoon with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
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"1970's Supergirls Kick Your Butt!"
The American civil rights movement opened possibilities of empowerment to a new generation. Feminism
simply extended that to include equity for the 51% majority of the human race, namely women. 1970's pop
culture reflected society's struggle to grasp a new, modern, full-range woman. Comic books were in a
renaissance through young counterculture creators with more sophisticated stories, art, and outlooks.
What better place for higher concepts of new female power than the turbo-amped fantasyscape of superheroes?
ISIS - APRIL FOOL (1974)
"Here be... the victors!": BIG BARDA of the New Gods, by the Picasso of comics, Jack Kirby (1970); the
'new' LOIS LANE, exploring unexpected sides of herself; SHANNA The She-Devil, an heir to Tarzan and
Sheena; the split-persona ROSE AND THORN, a mild woman by day, a 'vixen of vengeance' at night kicking
biker ass in green leather (1972); THE CAT, a Marvel update on Catwoman, who morphed into TIGRA The Were-Woman (1972);
the BLACK CANARY, a stalwart heroine from the 1940's who got new kick as a
member of the Justice League of America; DEADLY NIGHTSHADE, 'the queen of the werewolves', a villain
who fought Captain America and the Falcon (1973); MARY MARVEL, the sister of Captain Marvel, and
essentially the original Supergirl since the early 40's (1973); DARNA, the Phillipines' pinay-power answer to
Wonder Woman and Mary Marvel, who spawned many movies like 'Fly Darna Fly' (1973); THUNDRA who
fought the Fantastic Four and later replaced the Thing as a member (1972); the really wrong-headed
attempt at a WONDER WOMAN movie, starring Cathy Lee Crosby (1974); SUPERGIRL, with fellow
slamazons in the DC Comics universe (1974); FRIDAY FOSTER, a syndicated comic strip which was made
into a movie starring hellion-on-heels Pam Grier (1975); the true WONDER WOMAN, restored to her full
glory after a bad detour into 'no powers', the success of which spurred the perfectly-realized TV show
starring the more perfect Lynda Carter (1975-78); which also included WONDER GIRL, given full bredth by
Debra Winger; THE BIONIC WOMAN, the love of the 'Six Million Dollar Man' and bane to Fembots, played
with serene class by Lyndsay Wagner (1976-1978); VAMPIRELLA, the gothic love-child of Bettie Page and
Barbarella, from the decidedly more adult horror stories of Warren Magazines (1969-1983); STORM, one of
the first African/American superheroines, whose regal power elevated the X-Men (1975); POWER GIRL, an
alternate universe version of Supergirl, who won't take @#$& from anybody! (1976); ELECTRAWOMAN &
DYNAGIRL, a Saturday morning kids show very similar to the campy 60's 'Batman' series (1976); LEIKO
WU, the balance to 'Shang Chi, Master Of Kung Fu', who really will kick you upside your head wearing
boots like it's no thing (1975- 1981); ISIS, starring Joanna Cameron, created for TV as a companion to
Captain Marvel's 'Shazam' show, who got her own comic in the deal (1976); RED SONJA, The She-Devil
With a Sword, and the distaff rebuke to her rival 'Conan the Barbarian' (1973); PRINCESS LEIA ORGANA
SKYWALKER, as fast with a sharp tongue as a blaster or a chain, from 'Star Wars' (1977); MS. MARVEL, a
Stan Lee rethink/ response to DC's Mary Marvel to complement their own, separate Captain Mar-Vell (1978);
The HUNTRESS, an alternate universe daughter of the Batman and Catwoman, meaning you
shouldn't mess with her (1977); SPIDER-WOMAN, spinning her own web of intrigue (1977); PHOENIX, of
the X-Men, whose descent into the Dark Phoenix was one of comics' most seismic tragedies (1976-1980);
MISTY KNIGHT, bionic heroine-for-hire, from the pulse-pounding pages of 'Power Man/ Iron Fist' (1975);
SHE-HULK, the refined and wry cousin of the Hulk (1980); DAZZLER, an unfortunate marketing deal
between a disco label and Marvel Comics (1980); and finally, from the shadows, comes ELEKTRA, an
ambivilent anti-heroine signalling the post-punk comics renaissance of the Eighties (1981).
About ISIS: The first all-female band signed to a record deal was Goldie & the Gingerbreads in 1964. They
tore up New York, toured with the Stones, and won world acclaim. But they were only able to record a few
singles, which faded under record label incompetance. (Fanny would later be the first all-female band to
make full albums, in 1970.) They split, only to go in parallel paths. Goldie became Genya Ravan, leading
the eclectic and funky rock band, Ten Wheel Drive. Guitarist Carol MacDonald and drummer Ginger Bianco
forged ISIS, an all-female octet of progressive funk-rock. They made three albums between 1974 and 1977.
Musically they were the equal of anyone, from Blood Sweat & Tears and Chicago, to Earth Wind & Fire and Parliament.
But they were too ahead for the times to handle: an all-female group of varied ethnicities and orientations,
likewise bending every music style like taffy. They were the future, right now, as it should be.
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Kim Kardashian COMIC/Bluewater productions
