Superhero strippers?

[RedAngel]

Only in New York? Pity, especially since there were no photos included.

From the Village Voice Theatre listings (playing August 18):

Pow! Zap! Boob!
Superman, Batman, and the rest of the Justice League, watch out! A new disturbing breed of superhero has arrived downtown with special X-ray—correction: X-rated—powers. Pinchbottom’s Burlesque presents Pow! Zap! Boob!, a themed burlesque show featuring the ultimate in super-powered striptease and variety acts. Hosts Nasty Canasta and Jonny Porkpie, with their wicked senses of humor, play the evil villains who must be stopped from taking over the world. A lineup of 10 absurdly named performers, including Anita Cookie, Creamy Stevens, Miss Firecracker, Bastard Keith, and Schaffer the Darklord, pay special bump-and-grind tributes to mighty characters such as Batgirl and Wonder Woman. It’s doubtful you’ll ever see these comic-book champs the same way again. Find out what top-secret “ultimate striptease weapon” saves the world. (Ashman)
At 10, Collective: Unconscious 279 Church New York, NY 10013 Tribeca [phone] www.weird.org, $10

[gowaltrip]

Superheroine Poo could be good...

[RedAngel]

In all honesty, I wish I came up with "Miss Firecracker". That could be a fun character.

[Defiant1]

redangel said:

In all honesty, I wish I came up with "Miss Firecracker". That could be a fun character.

One of my characters was the "Pulsating Princess", but I haven't developed her fully yet...

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[RedAngel]

admin said:

redangel said:

In all honesty, I wish I came up with "Miss Firecracker". That could be a fun character.

One of my characters was the "Pulsating Princess", but I haven't developed her fully yet...

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To make her a classic Marvel character, you'd have to call her "Princess Pulsar".

Just wondering: which parts could the princess pulsate? Or was that what wasn't fully developed?

What am I saying? Any female heroine is going to be fully developed right from the start.

[Quato]

redangel said:

admin said:

One of my characters was the "Pulsating Princess", but I haven't developed her fully yet...

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To make her a classic Marvel character, you'd have to call her "Princess Pulsar".

Just wondering: which parts could the princess pulsate? Or was that what wasn't fully developed?

What am I saying? Any female heroine is going to be fully developed right from the start.

Redangel, the questions that you asked are they exact questions you are supposed to ask. That's why I decline to answer and tend to let the reader come to their own conclusion about the subject matter I present. That was rule #1 when creating my comic. Rule #2 was that every name used in my cartoon had to be something you'd see listed in the Atlanta phone book. So... when I named one character "Harry Jock", rest assured that the name was in the phone book. There were several proposed aliases for the Pulsating Princess.

By memory, the Pulsating Princess would be very cliche in appearance. She would wear a long blue dress of thin material. She'd have a crown designating her royalty. A pink set of precious "jewels" that were part of her family treasure would be the source or her power. Originally those jewels were to be on her dress, but thinking about it now, I'd say in the final draft the family jewels would be at the end of a staff and to trigger her pulsating energy she has to focus her mind on the family jewels at the end of the staff.

Her relationship to the other characters has not been established.

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