I think my favorite one is Anthony, St. Louis, Missouri.

@SlayBelle: You know what? I've noticed that just as a casual fan of the genre, which is really sad when you think about it.

@collegelemur: We're sole sisters! Woo~!

@cate3710: I already called Bingo, so don't go getting any funny ideas...

@HeartRateRapid: It's an awesome site. You really will get people arguing with you about whether or not you actually answered their question when you post it, though.

@the glamwich: No really! We're probably a couple years away from launch because of my school situation, but we have the plan all worked out.

@the glamwich: We actually had a business plan worked up where basically we were going to use our comic to get some regular readers and then use that to create a sort of free-lance publication company where we'd sell comics via our webstore and get everything printed and handle marketing and stuff. It would still be…

@collegelemur: Oh Em Gee! We can be shoe sisters! I'm a size 10 and I don't wear a narrow but I probably could if I felt like actually wearing shoes that weren't a little too big!

@Our Lady of the Massacre: It depends on the manga. The shoujo stories tend to do pretty well.

@LostTurntable: I know, everyone's always making a big deal about Power Girl's boobs, but at least her torso tends to be drawn a little wider than most to compensate, so at least she doesn't look like she might snap (as much).

I seriously fucking need those shoes. On my feet. Right the hell now. Somebody quick, I need $2,000 and a plane ticket.

@the glamwich: My boyfriend and I have a comic project on the back burner until I finish school. It's supposed to be a super hero team working for the government in Louisiana (we're setting it in 2004 for some reason). The racial demographics are set up to be roughly equivalent (as equivalent as 12 people can be) to…

@cate3710: It's amazing. Each square links to a discussion of why that particular argument doesn't work, but you still get people complaining that you're not engaging their argument when you link it.

By the way, everyone saying that men aren't drawn realistically either, congratulations! You just pulled the center square on the Feminist Comics Bingo Card!

@annebreal: Seriously, those things look bolted on.

I've linked this before, but it IS the most common super power.

@CurtCole: Star Wars: Episode I: The Whacked Out Hos.

@CurtCole: Star Wars: Episode VI: Return of the Red Eyes.

Someday when I'm rich and childless, I'm going to start collecting non-white Barbies. I am fascinated by them. They're just so lovely.

Hm, interesting. If I were that rich, I'd just hire Jeremy Irons to follow me around and sing all my speech in the voice of "Scar," but I guess this works too.