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Muscle Growth Nut wrote:

I just happened upon a fairly new webcomic called Spinerette, about a college lab assistant who gets six arms and spider-powers in a lab accident and decides to become a superhero. It’s not to much to write home about, save for this page, where she checks out her new appendages.

Whoa

six arms

muscly

and seemingly safe for work

I think I’ve found my new fave comic, must begin reading!

Just a quick update that not only is Spinnerette still going, but the title character Heather has grown noticeably larger as the series has progressed.

Compare when she just got her powers:

To the latest comic:

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This show is not worth it, I'm warning you now.

Regarding the show as a whole, I agree with you.  The writing is, well, bad.  Characters are two-dimensional and the jokes don't get more than an occasional chuckle.  And it has a near continuous laugh track.  Which means that they think the jokes are not funny enough to laugh at on their own.

The thing that amazed me was the fact that given how labor-intensive and time-intensive stop motion animation is, that it was allowed to go forward with scripts as bad as these.

However, despite the bad plot and bad jokes I will give it at least some credit for three things:

– The depiction of FMG on a prime time cable show (though with the caveat that it is an episodic sitcom).
– The character that does the growing (Jackie) is depicted as having actual musculature and not just 'generically big'.
– The aforementioned character actually enjoys her growth and new muscles (even though they use the same tired tropes about changes in personality and voice).

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Still no idea about who she is, but I did find another photo of her on this blog: http://tuamazona.blogspot.com/

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