Similar body type, but no. Her name was apparently Danielle Dawson, and there seems to be no record of her doing photo shoots for any magazine other than the Lampoon, although of course she could have used a Nom du Pinup.

True, but while Tarzan's father is resourceful and brave, if doomed, other members of the British aristocracy are generally portrayed as useless inbred twits.

Preemptive apologies for the following TL,DR.

The second movie, BABYCART AT THE RIVER STYX, from which the bulk of SHOGUN ASSASSIN is taken, is a much richer experience than the remix. It has some very affecting quiet and elegiac moments amidst the carnage, is more complex, and is a bit bloodier. Plus the really remarkable performance of the kid playing Daigoro…

No mention of the time Samuel Delany sent the jumpsuited powerless Di and Catwoman to Nehwon, where they met Fafhrd and the Grey Mouser? Or the abortion clinic story arc that Delany was working on when Steinem's bad publicity nixed the new mod mode?

Read Darwyn Cooke's THE NEW FRONTIER. I'd only really gotten into his work with the Parker adaptations and his JONAH HEX stories. This was one of the things I'd been meaning to go back and read, and when it was reprinted in a trade paperback this week, I got it instead of VARGR, the trade collection of the first six…

I just read THE NEW FRONTIER. Goddamit. I only got into Darwyn Cooke with the Parker adaptations, and didn't pay much attention to this when it came out.

Mainly, they hated the Plantation Aristocracy. Many of them had no use for black folks, but they had even less use for the gentility that was exempt from the draft for owning them, and they had no desire to fight for the rights of their feudal lords to own slaves.

Yep. See my reply to White Suburban Punk upstream (or is it downstream?), about a Heritager I know (admittedly, one who likes Obama and hates Trump, although only became a fan of the current POTUS in the last two years, and hated him before that) who is self-confessed "white trash" and the descendant of Mountain…

No doubt, but i find myself hoping the movie will be successful (even though it's apparently not very good), simply because it's ALREADY pissed off a lot of Heritagers and Lost Causers. There's a lot of bullshit out there about how the Confederates were only defending their homeland, and weren't fighting to preserve…

I wish the next Bond movie had the balls to include this exchange from the new comic book I bought today:

The biggest ethnic role, other than Quinn's, is Shariff's.

Son-o-God and other comics drawn by Neil Adams. Cock Tales. The original and much darker stories that Animal House and Vacation was based on. The surprisingly dense and rather brilliant Law of the Jungle that I bounced off when I was 14 but which impressed the Hell out of me when I read it in a big coffee table book…

I wonder who will play Danielle the Foto Funnies girl:

Played by a big plump Indonesian Water Monitor. The same lizard was Brian Bosworth's pet in STONE COLD and, iirc, was Drew Carrey's on his first season.

Did you catch SECRET AVENGERS #20 back in 2011? It was a Black Widow one-and-done by Ellis and Maleev. Natasha goes back in time to subtly rewrite history and keep her team-mates from all being killed. When she's in the 60s, the art shifts to a familiar 3-panel format. Dig Maleev's signature. Sadly, Natasha…

Modesty is great, particularly when drawn by original artist Jim Holdaway. The movie gets her all wrong, of course. Besides problems of tone and the laying on of camp with a trowel, the perfect 60s big-budget Modesty film would have starred Sophia Loren (not just a beauty and a great actress, but a tall and quite…

It's the combination of fedora (or, more often, trilby), t-shirt and shorts, usually on a stout guy with a neckbeard, that truly marks one as an MRA. A fedora requires a button-up shirt and a jacket, at the very least (well, also pants).

Issues 5-10 of DAREDEVIL's original run are justly lauded for Wally Wood's beautiful art, especially #7, where Wood introduces the red costume he'd designed and DD battles the Sub-Mariner in what was probably THE classic Daredevil story until the Elektra saga. Wood left because Stan Lee wasn't paying him for writing…

Sometimes people can surprise you. Charlton Heston defended his good friend Vanessa Redgrave against the people who wanted to boycott her over her support for the PLO.