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ParticipantDid someone ever send it to you? I have a copy but not sure if it’s complete, can’t remember where I got it.
Here’s what I got anyways.
Attachments:ParticipantRight but….
I guess by implication I was asking if anyone had the second part of She-Hulk of Earth saved. Perhaps I should post in another section of the forum….ParticipantYeah she’s beautiful before and after, but amazing to see such direct comparisons and how different they are!
ParticipantAnd it’s been another year, and so another necro-post.
What prompts this specifically for me is finally getting around to reading “She-Hulk of Earth 2” by the man in question.
Now, there has been She-Hulk art and fiction around for a while, but I don’t think I’ve ever read anything or seen anything as good as the images conjured up therein. It’s a lovingly written epic, exciting and all the rest.
So, I finish saving chapters 1-10 to a file by downloading them all from the Valkyrie and find out that…. there’s another twelve chapters…..
And I can’t get to them!
So, posting here in search of some respite. Attached are the first ten chapters of SHoE, text-only to save you the trouble of clicking on links if you haven’t read it already. Hope it’s okay to post it here!
Attachments:ParticipantInteresting stuff. Almost hard to believe that’s a real comic from the forties with a woman saving a man from imminent peril. Interesting point you raise as well. When artists such as this depicted powerful or muscular women, was it for their own interest or perceived economic gain in dominating a niche market?
Probably a combination of both, but in any case I was always mystified by why the trend towards equality in the workplace and a more independent feminine ethos that came about as a result of WWII (think Rosie the Riveter) was reversed so quickly after the war. Perhaps it’s a poor interpretation of history on my part.ParticipantI really should just shut it down. It’s expensive to run and more trouble than it’s worth.
Ech. Well I am goddamn glad you haven’t done so yet. There is so much quality content on there and it would be tragic to see it lost to the ages.
ParticipantWow major changes. Thank you Lingster. It seems like the spambots were already getting through to some extent so I guess the key will be to see how much worse it gets.
ParticipantCW – Although Brawna has a lot of excellent stories, it seems the posting and commenting system is pretty bunk. Authors end up posting stories 4 or 5 times because they’re can’t be sure it’s gone through, and DAT CAPTCHA. I have tried to post feedback on several occasions and simply given up due to the captcha. I do find that it helps if you don’t capitalize any of the letters.
Re:Arie’s story. yeah… one of the best in a long time. Classic stuff.
ParticipantFourt times a fantastic tale!
This would be the second in the “cutting the lawn” series?
Had me laughing at times, pretty rare for an fmg story.
I did the formatting on it, with tab and indent. Could post it up here or……
Glad to see you still got it.ParticipantDitto on the praise here. Your stories are short, sweet and packed with content. No filler.
I would say my two favorites are Tarzella and The Experiment, the former for the incredible, playful variety of scenarios, especially that last scene with “the girl who puts away the heavy weights at the gym.” Also, who else could create “The Female Stevedore?” I actually had to look that word up when I read through it the first time.
The Experiment, and pyramid power to a degree, I also love due to that particular rarity in FMG/Superwomen stories, an actual increased brain size. It’s so weird and rare, but I’m a big fan.Anyways, cheers, and glad to see you still put stuff out from time to time. For the record, this is what I have for your solo works.
4 Stories
Betty and the Beam
The Experiment
In Case of Emergency
Like Mother like Daughter (loooove)
Mj and the Spider
Pyramid Power
Supergirl Phenomenon
Tarzella
A Day at the Mall
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