Discuss Little Lulu.
My first experience with the comic was my Grandma showing me her collection, and I read all of them. I love the characters because they make me think of my Grandma
Discuss Little Lulu
Christian Robinson
David Nelson
Came on after Crashbox on week nights. Was comfy.
Lincoln Taylor
If you wanted R34, OP, out with it.
Josiah Campbell
I only recently learned there was a series in the late 90s. There's a ton of it on Youtube. It's not too bad actually. She's got like a stand-up comedienne routine going, it's weird.
David Phillips
They were excellent. Loved the witch stories in particular. Also liked the boys club vs girls thing.
I have an unfulfilled wish to make the cardboard robot costum Tubby brought to Lulu's sci-fi party
Brandon Hall
I liked the anime, but I don't remember much of it. Just remember that I liked it.
Joseph Reyes
I don't like what that cover is implying.
Carter Miller
the cover implies nothing, it's just kids acting as if they were a lady driver (aloof and ditzy attitude and all) and a gas station employee or mechanic.
Angel Clark
I used to have this on a VHS and watched it all the time
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Adrian Young
>dude pushing a pump with visible exertion
>chick looking very pleased and enjoying herself
This is not what I wanted to go down, man.
Ryan Hill
For me, it's the spanish opening.
Hunter Anderson
one or two of the comic book covers had a topless girl on it
Wyatt Price
Grew up watching the Fleischer shorts as a kid, in the hands of certain artists she had a really cute design. Never read the comic, but I imagine the 40s shorts have nothing in common with it besides the title character
Mason Butler
Yotsuba a shit. For me it's Little Lulu.
Andrew Gomez
Topless prepubescent girls are fine to print everywhere except America, and even in America it was fine before all the hysteria.
It's why they had no problem with Lulu's and Little Audrey showing there panties in every page, and often topless too.
Levi Reed
Alvin's Solo Flight
Ryder Morgan
There's this story where Lulu wants Tubby to invite her to a dance, but he doesn't, forcing Lulu to take drastic action.
Based Lulu.
Samuel Smith
>so fat even the teacher calls you tubby
Dominic Cruz
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I wish that were me but with Annie instead of Lulu
Matthew Robinson
Ha. Love these
Jaxon Long
Little Lotta is superior
Yeah I said it
Jacob Evans
Tubby a cute.
Jace White
>and even in America it was fine before all the hysteria
Wasn't that a Def Leppard album?
Easton Hughes
i think Lulu manages to lose her clothes in some of the comic strips but I don't remember
Connor Martin
cuties
Zachary Morgan
I like that Tim Hensley comic about Hitchcock, Sir Alfred No. 3. Hitchcock is basically Tubby.
Thomas Gomez
Which ones? They all look ugly to me.
Julian Mitchell
It's a little astonishing that Lulu is so obscure today. In her day, her comics were read by both genders and sold a million copies an issue.
For as much ballyhoo is made about getting girls to read comics, should someone be bringing her back?
Alexander Hall
>should someone be bringing her back
If you make her modern, you can fuck it up easily. Besides, she was a feminist icon, but had a good heart.
You couldn't develop Lulu today without making her a feminist, and feminism today is communism and, sexual deviancy, and insanity.
Noah Wilson
>feminism today is communism and, sexual deviancy, and insanity.
That doesn't mean anything. Hilda is one of the most feminist comics today, and it lacks any of that.
Leo Russell
How the fuck is she feminist? She's just a bratty loli who annoys people, basically Dennis the Menace in a skirt.
Lucas Lewis
Tubby was like a proto-Cartman
Anthony Price
Lots of old franchises become irrelevant, that was the original reason why copyright terms were meant to be fairly short. It was understood that most media becomes irrelevant/obsolete with time. Even Disney and WB characters are mostly just mascots nowadays.
Dominic Baker
Used to watch the Little Lulu show on HBO when I was a kid. Don't remember anything but I remember it being comfy
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Adam Clark
You clearly haven't read her comics, or watched her cartoons.
Lulu is symbolically and literally and openly about gender imbalance and the boys oppressing the girls.
Lulu is always putting the boys in their place.