Lola Bunny, Space Jam.  1996 Lola is a deliberately sexualized counterpart to Bugs Bunny. There is probably more furry porn drawn of Lola than even Judy Hopps, if possible. She is constantly being redesigned.    The New Looney Tunes Version. For Space Jam II.    Hollywood is so clueless.   Lola was meant to be the love interest for a sociopath transvestite magic rabbit. Yeah, right. https://youtu.be/xeLr9voSBoc    Only A Cartoon Rabbit. My OC is a rabbit, you know.  That means I'm allowed to look at this.  Severely cropped art by Crombie. The ultimate accolade. Lola is an attention getter, for sure. All of this about a basketball playing rabbit.  Lola is basically sweet and innocent, more's the pity.  Calling Bob Guccione! Cartoon animals, after all, are for kids. 2000 years from now the discovery of this will dwarf the excitement of King Tut's tomb.  I wonder if someone makes an inflatable Lola. https://futureofsex.net/robots/state-of-the-sexbot-market-the-worlds-best-se

‘Twas like a Maelstrom, with a notch, That nearer, every Day, Kept narrowing its boiling Wheel Until the Agony Toyed coolly with the final inch Of your delirious Hem — And you dropt, lost, When something broke — And let you from a Dream — As if a Goblin with a Gauge — Kept measuring the Hours — Until you felt your Second Weigh, helpless, in his Paws — And not a Sinew — stirred — could help, And sense was setting numb — When God — remembered — and the Fiend Let go, then, Overcome — As if your Sentence stood — pronounced — And you were frozen led From Dungeon’s luxury of Doubt To Gibbets, and the Dead — And when the Film had stitched your eyes A Creature gasped “Reprieve”! Which Anguish was the utterest — then — To perish, or to live? Emily Dickinson, 'Twas Like A Maelstrom With A Notch . 1862 Sometimes Billy has trouble sleeping.    Some rabbits are just nuts.  

 Meet Draknor my dragonman barbarian. Inspired by classic sword and sorcery I created him, I had no idea sitting down to right this just how much this barbarian tale would twist and turn. Here we have a simple start, of fighting a rampaging manticore. It only leads to something else.

 Elmer's Glue bottle, 1960's. Calvert Whisky, 1941.  The ostrich thing works very well re. our preparations for the inevitable war with Japan. Hiller's Candy Chocolate Eggs.   Between 1933 and 1936, the Arcadia had a brief stint as a boxing venue.  The most noteworthy bouts at the Arcadia took place in 1934, when a still relatively unknown Joe Louis won three fights, two by knockout, on his way to claiming the world heavyweight boxing championship.  Then, in 1936, the building’s owners, looking to cash in on the growing popularity of roller skating, converted the Arcadia into a roller rink.  It continued to operate as a roller rink through the next two decades.  During the late 1950s, the Chicago Westerners of the women’s professional roller derby league played some of their home matches at the Arcadia Gardens.  In the early morning hours of Sunday, January 4, 1959, an extra-alarm fire destroyed the building.  Walter Early paints Elsie's portrait, 1939 World'

    Hi Guys! When you were a little kid , you probably saw an animal ABC book at one time or another.  If you didn't have one at home , then it's a sure bet your school library had one.  They were just part of the scene when you were learning how to read and write ! Now most of those ABC books were pretty straightforward :  they'd go through the alphabet from A to Z and for each letter , they'd show a picture of the animal whose name began with that letter.  So you'd have A for aardvark, B for bear, C for canary and so on .   But today I've got an animal ABC that's a little different !  You see, it's an anthro animal ABC and it's got a really curious premise !        Turns out this ABC is about an old guy who runs a curio shop .  He's got a bunch of animal tails and he's having a blowout sale ! So all of these tailless critters come by to see if they can score a sweet deal !  That's the setup for this 1963 Whitman Tell-a-Ta