[Lingster]

This is a very funny and creative device, Mark. I like it.

[Lingster]

Sounds like you’re looking for feeder or body inflation fiction.

[Lingster]

Hello everyone, I’ve got some artwork to show. This one is still in the works. Enjoy.

Hikari / Sailor Senshi Fusion.

Nice!

[Lingster]

That statue is or was in Washington, right? I think I’ve seen it at the Hirschorn.

[Lingster]

Interesting thought, Lingster, but riddle me this: if clothing represents the restraints of women, why do men have to wear it too? 🙂

It represents the restraints for men, too. But our stories don’t often feature men bursting out of their clothes, now do they? If anything, men occasionally shrink so that they can’t even fill their clothes.

[Lingster]

I don’t think it’s off-topic, really. For a lot of us, clothing is metaphor for the social restraints or physical limitations of women, and popping or bursting out of them a display of power and assertiveness.

[Lingster]

where can i find this story?

It’s callled "Will’s Power".

[Lingster]

if they made a She Hulk movie or She Hulk vs. Wonder Woman, whom would make the perfect She Hulk and Wonder Woman? I am not talking about Chyna now.

Wonder Woman will not be depicted with significant muscular development in any movie, so forget about that. But She-Hulk would be, and in a sexy way to maximize box office appeal. The producers would probably just take a very pretty girl and make a seriously buffed-up, green CGI version of her.

The failure of Elektra decreases the likelihood that any female superhero movies will be made in the near future. And the failure of The Hulk to make serious money makes She-Hulk doubly unlikely.

[Lingster]

I really see no distinction between shrunken men and giantess. It’s all a question relative sizes.

Some people see a difference. I don’t really care what people post but make sure it’s labeled properly.

[Lingster]

OLD story? Heck, I think of "Give & Take" as one of the newer ones.

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