What do you think of Clobber Girl?
>>152332016Quite fond of her. I've always had a weakness for superhero episodes, and I wish she and Stretch Dude had had more of a presence in the comics. The few stories we got clearly had loads of fun turning characters into supervillains.And I also like her because of my muscle fetish.
It's hard to believe that Lisa has any genuine interest in physical strength so it just makes it seem like tiresome feminist contrarianism.Leela as "Clobberella" was more believable because she was always kind of butch.
>>152332834in the Bartman comics there was a plotline where Lisa decided to help bart out while injured, using a Jr. magic kit she took on a magician heroine identity.that certainly makes more sense than Clobber Girl. but then again, the show and the comics rarely ever match anything. and those bartman comics were like a decade prior to that THOH episode.
>>152332834>It's hard to believe that Lisa has any genuine interest in physical strength so it just makes it seem like tiresome feminist contrarianism.The fuck are you talking about? She got zapped by radiation and gained super strength. There's zero feminism involved in any of the stories.
>>152332016CGCOCONUT GUN
>>152334480I'd say her guns ARE at least the size of coconuts, yes.
>>152332834>What do you think of Clobber Girl?I don't
>>152332016Thread is dead. Post Stretch Dude
>>152335007Why not both?
>>152335395Great
>>152335395Where do you find these gifs? They look pretty good
>>152332834Or just the writer's barely disguised muscle fetish
>>152338519I just make 'em off of Frinkiac.https://frinkiac.com/
>>152339449Based. Thanks anon. I had no idea this existed
>>152338746>barely disguisedEh, her muscles aren't really big enough or focused on enough to qualify for that, especially when compared to Jade Chan or Penny Proud's muscle growth episodes.The D+ short where she becomes Thor, on the other hand...
>>152339818This is really unpleasent.
>>152332834This: they want strength but are too lazy to work for it, so they affect an attitude that supposedly displays a different kind of "strength"...that you can simply shove aside with one arm and proceed on your way while they fume and burst into tears behind you because you were tired of their soapbox bullshit.
>>152332930Lisa is totally a feminist icon (google it).
>>152332016What kind of lass is she?
>>152341745Yeah, but that doesn't make a goofy little superhero parody some kind of covert "contrarianism." Take off the tinfoil hat.
>>152341839A powerful one!
>>152335007>>152335395>>152339673Seeing him turn stretchy made me feel funny as a kid
I'm posting the comics. First is a backup story from Simpsons Comics #60.
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>>152343404The art gets better after this one, I swear.
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>>152343471Now we move on to Simpsons Super Spectacular #3. I'm posting the cover because I forgot I already posted the first page: >>152332226.
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>>152343585I love the fact that Springfield is just swarming with supervillains in these stories.
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>>152343648Moving on to Super Spectacular #11. (For a superhero-centric side comic, SSS didn't use Stretch Dude and Clobber Girl nearly as much as you'd think.)
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>>152343813Fourth and finally, Simpsons Summer Shindig #9, a not-so-covert revival issue for the by-then-cancelled Super Spectacular.
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>>152343913Very helpful, Willie.
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>>152343990And that's the end of it!
are these from the 1990's or early 2000's?
>>152344223The first appearance of Stretch Dude and Clobber Girl was in late 1999, so almost certainly in the 2000's.
>>152344223>>152344292SC 60 was from 2001, Super Spectacular 3 was 2006, SSS 11 was 2010 (it was biannual), and Summer Shindig 9 was 2015.
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