Oh, yeah, like THAT's gonna attract alot of traffic... Posted by Cobalt Kid on :
Tinya is ultra-hot! Especially in those bell-bottoms!
Oops! Damn, I did it again! Comet was right!
Posted by Pov of Nine on :
The bellbottoms DO distract from a more serious issue:
Did Tinya wear underwear or NOT??? Even the most ultra-realilst artists, the guys who draw the stitching on gloves, never drew her with a VPL!
How did 30th-cen tech deal with the hygeine aspects of going commando??? Posted by Cobalt Kid on :
*getting hot...must calm down...*
Posted by 235 - Andy S on :
thong th-th-th-thongs
BGZTL is famous for it
didn't you catch Phantom Lad's ultra-sexy outfit? it must have been the foundation for nipple-peek-a-boo Cosmic Boy & Tyroc & short-pants Collosal Boy (who must have been showing off his good like any good circuit queen)
BGZTL must be the home of Interdimensional Male
Posted by Vee on :
Book me a ticket, stat! Posted by Greybird on :
We should talk about more fringe topics ... such as fringe! Do I wear enough these days? Well, fashion mavens?
Substance is overrated. Besides, it's too much to read, as the lack of response to my wordy comments attests Posted by Kent Shakespeare on :
If you'll forgive me for getting serious here, there's something I really have to say.
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It's time to talk about Supergirl robots wearing bell-bottoms.
Posted by Arachne on :
I'm against it myself. They should stick to mini-skirts.
Have any male Legionnaires been seen in bell-bottoms?
Posted by dedman on :
i'm sure one of them were wearing some at the Klordny festival
Posted by Kent Shakespeare on :
quote:Originally posted by Arachne: I'm against it myself. They should stick to mini-skirts.
Have any male Legionnaires been seen in bell-bottoms?
They would have, if Starlin stayed on the book.
Posted by MLLASH on :
Male villain Pulsar Stargrave had flares big enough to eclipse Calorie Queen's!
Posted by Yellow Kid on :
I drew a sketch of Ultra Boy in Bell bottoms back when I was in High School (but I'd been reading Grell and Cockrum, what would you expect?). The sketch was terrible but the idea was cool.
My very first schoolboy crush was on a sweet young thing in hiphugger bellbottoms and a peasant blouse. **sigh** Still love the look after all these years. Posted by 235 - Andy S on :
wouldn't Karate Kid have been a natural in hip hugging bellbottoms?
Posted by Kid Prime on :
I love Tinya's pants.
Posted by Thriftshop Debutante on :
Posted by MLLASH on :
Silly George Perez drew her pantaloons wrong!
Posted by MLLASH on :
And who wrote that copy? Pre-boot Tinya was in a state of perpetual huffiness, and not at all the patient sort.
Posted by Fat Cramer on :
"Distaff" side?? Is that like port and starboard?
Posted by Kid Prime on :
I didn't know Tinya HAD a distaff.
Posted by Thriftshop Debutante on :
Did Lu have a duostaff?
Posted by Fat Cramer on :
Vi was at half-staff.
Posted by Sketch Lad on :
Did Tinya's bells go to Bgztl in that picture? Luckily, that was just a one shot.
Posted by Fat Cramer on :
Bell-bottoms: Beautiful and practical!
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. "It is believed that bell-bottom pants were introduced in 1817 to sailors working on deck. The flare at the end of the pant leg allowed them to be rolled up more easily than normal straight-legged pants. The bell-shaped leg also made the pants easier to remove in a hurry when forced to abandon ship or when washed overboard. The pants may also be knotted at the legs to be used as a life preserver. Absurdly wide hems became fashionable in the 1960s, both for men and women. If a person looks at a pair of bell-bottoms from front or behind, it has the form of a bell or trumpet. Bell-bottoms are sometimes worn by carpenters in order to prevent dust from getting into their shoes. In the modern fashion scene, bell-bottoms were most popular in the 1960s and 70s. They become popular again in 1990s in a reincarnation known as "flares", worn mostly by women."
By women and especially by Bgztlian women. I'm sure Enclycopedia Galactica updates this for the bell-bottom revivals of the 2970s and 3004.
Posted by Blacula on :
quote:Originally posted by Fat Cramer: The bell-shaped leg also made the pants easier to remove in a hurry when forced to abandon ship or when washed overboard.
Those sailors. Any old excuse!
Posted by Faraway Lad on :
So does that mean that PG's Bell bottoms came off as easily as a sailors?
Posted by Pov of Nine on :
Makes one wonder why there weren't MORE "Cubs"... in any era... Posted by Cobalt Kid on :
That makes me admire her even more... Posted by 235 - Andy S on :
quote:Originally posted by Blacula:
quote:Originally posted by Fat Cramer: The bell-shaped leg also made the pants easier to remove in a hurry when forced to abandon ship or when washed overboard.
Those sailors. Any old excuse!
i thought they were more accurately called Sea Men
(well, they are on my planet)
Posted by Kent Shakespeare on :
quote:Originally posted by MLLASH: Silly George Perez drew her pantaloons wrong!
If memory serves, this Perez feature included a few proposed redesigns as part of a 'meet the Legion'-type guide. Don't recall if any were used, tho.
Posted by ferroboy on :
quote:Originally posted by MLLASH: Silly George Perez drew her pantaloons wrong!
Yes, and it's just WRONG WRONG WRONG!!! I can barely stand to look at it. Posted by Nightcrawler on :
quote:Originally posted by Kent Shakespeare:
quote:Originally posted by MLLASH: Silly George Perez drew her pantaloons wrong!
If memory serves, this Perez feature included a few proposed redesigns as part of a 'meet the Legion'-type guide. Don't recall if any were used, tho.
All of the designs are posted in the Encyclopedia.
Posted by ferroboy on :
Tinya's was the only one he got wrong, though it would be a few years before Shady got that particular outfit.
[ December 18, 2004, 03:16 PM: Message edited by: ferroboy ]
Posted by Sketch Lad on :
Phantom Girl has been named the new main feature in the Museum of Legion Arts at Bits. Please go there and post your fan fic, fan art, etc.
Posted by Fat Cramer on :
Are these the only Phantom Girl threads - and her with so many admirers?
Apart from the back-up story which displayed her confused love life, 3boot Tinya has been particularly level-headed, steady, mature and competent. She should be the head of any Espionage Squad. Invisible Kid's behaviour is still questionable - too young - and Cham is peculiar and given to "poor me" attitudes.
Posted by rickshaw1 on :
"Silly George Perez drew her pantaloons wrong! "
Its funny i should see this today. I just got the dvd of the modern masters with George Perez. He spends most of his time drawing a spread page for all the 31 witchblades, and they don't really interview him much, but...
On his wall is the actual colorcopy sheet of the legionairs he did for the digest.
Posted by Kid Quislet on :
If I recall, I believe Garth wore bell-bottoms at the Mike Grell illustrated wedding with Imra.
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