Showing posts with label Sandra Bell-Lundy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sandra Bell-Lundy. Show all posts

Saturday, May 23, 2015

Saturday, December 13, 2014

More Shoes, Glorious Shoes!

Today is 12-13-14.  Not only does Friday the 13th fall on a Saturday this month, it's the last sequential day of the 21st century.  Next up is 01-02-03, in 2103.

I have something planned, Bob


More shoes and a (repeat) bonus at the end.  Between Friends, In The Bleachers (surprise!), Rubes, Speed bump, Real Life Adventures, Sherman's Lagoon, and a repeat from Howland and Churchy.

Churchy's full name is Churchill LaFemme but everyone calls him Churchy, which is how you'd pronounce the French Cherchez.  Cherchez La Femme literally means "look for the woman" and comes from a French novel.  The reference is to the fact that when there is a crime, or irrational or out-of-character behaviour and one needs to find a reason, "look for the woman."

I just think it's cute that his last name is "the woman."

Click or zoom to enlarge.

I WANT A PAIR!





Saturday, November 22, 2014

Not T But Appealing

Sandra Bell-Lundy's "Between Friends" has never had any t-content.  Perhaps they get close by showing male characters uncomfortable in women's environments but that's about it.

But she does have a very female/feminine aura to her strip and I enjoy that.  I hope you all do too.  Please click to enlarge, or zoom in.


Not in my vocabulary either. 

I'd spoil my little girl, if I had one!

Right.  All the stuff I missed wearing. :(

Or the other way around

Yes YES YES!

Saturday, September 13, 2014

Brassieres!

Here are a few cartoons with a common theme.  Most of them aren't T per se, but I think most of us have a fondness for bras.  I've done Between Friends (Sandra Bell-Lundy) before and Preteena (Allison Barrows).  Preteena is a tomboy and I think the comics where her mom is trying to get her to be more feminine can resonate with us T's....  Why didn't our moms do that?



Between Friends is another cartoon I lost track of.




There are more Preteena bra cartoons.  I think I posted some already

The rough pencil drawings in C'est La Vie equals flashback


On the padding theme....

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Not Quite CD

But still, a subject close to our hearts ~ literally and figuratively.

I used to read Sandra Bell-Lundy's Between Friends regularly. I lost tract of it a number of years ago when she switched to a different on-line site.  I think I need to catch up.

For your amusement, I bring you... bras.