No Campaign Without Cat Girls

[jacobmuller]

I have a scan of some old portraits of a character from a 2000AD story. Definitely a cat-girl.
Liana from Meltdown Man. 50 episodes from 1980-81.
And thanks to this thread for jolting my memory, I've just discovered it was reprinted only last year as a collected hardcover graphic novel... hey-ho, hey-ho, a shopping we shall go:)

[robkelk]

Originally Posted by quarkstomper

(Speaking of Martian Felines, this seems like a good spot to plug my webcomic, Hannibal Tesla Adventure Magazine, which recently began a story arc entitled "Cat-Men from Mars!") [/plug]

That's your strip? Thanks for sharing your stories with us - it's quite a fun read.

[jeff_wilson]

Originally Posted by Fred Brackin

There may well have been a cat-girl in Well's island of Dr. Moreau but I'm not terribly familiar with the original and don't trust any of the adaptations.

In Chapter XV, the narrator encounters a slit-pupiled female with a circular claw/nail.

[roguebfl]

This thread inspire me to look into the new Thundercats remake, which had me pleasantly surprised 8)

[vicky_molokh]

Originally Posted by roguebfl

This thread inspire me to look into the new Thundercats remake, which had me pleasantly surprised 8)

To quote Panthro: '... Not Likely.' I mean, I saw the new drawing style, and it's . . . meh.

[roguebfl]

Originally Posted by vicky_molokh

To quote Panthro: '... Not Likely.' I mean, I saw the new drawing style, and it's . . . meh.

The art style simply works, as you said 'meh' nothing to be excited about in the art but neither is it bad.

However Characterization is less wooden than the original. They actully feel part of their setting. And their behavior is more feline as well so it not just drawn like cats. The setting itself holds together better.

[jacobmuller]

couldn't believe how heavy a Comanche shield was so stumbled across this site.
The meanings of tribal names are why I'm posting it here: Erie = cat people:0

[robkelk]

Originally Posted by vicky_molokh

To quote Panthro: '... Not Likely.' I mean, I saw the new drawing style, and it's . . . meh.

There are a large number of modern works of animation with beautiful graphics which are unwatchable because of poor plots or characterizations. "Drawing style" is among the last of the things I look at in a show.

[vicky_molokh]

Originally Posted by robkelk

There are a large number of modern works of animation with beautiful graphics which are unwatchable because of poor plots or characterizations. "Drawing style" is among the last of the things I look at in a show.

I never aim at a superb drawing style. I just prefer it not to be annoying. The snippets I saw were. Perhaps I'll have a second look at another time.

[johndallman]

Originally Posted by quarkstomper

(Speaking of Martian Felines, this seems like a good spot to plug my webcomic, Hannibal Tesla Adventure Magazine, which recently began a story arc entitled "Cat-Men from Mars!") [/plug]

And good fun it is, too!