Chicago Spanking Review

Comics Page 2

This new gallery has been opened to prevent Comics Page 1 from getting overcrowded. The same type of material will be found here - spankings from comic books, comic strips, and original spanking art featuring comic characters.

We will make the same observation here that we did in Comics Page 1: given the combined size of these two galleries, if you're looking for a particular spanking that came from an actual comic book or strip, it might be faster to go to the Comic Spanking Data Base search page. After entering your search criteria (e.g. "Batman"), the result table will indicate whether the spanking can be found in this website and if so, will provide a direct link. Note that all comic book/strip spankings in this gallery are also in the Data Base. On the other hand, if you're trying to find independently produced work, you will have to do it the old-fashioned way, by searching the thumbnails of Comics Galleries 1 and 2, or by using the Google search capability on the Home Page, because these items are not in the Data Base. -- Web-Ed

We had some lame ideas for the layout of this new gallery page, but nothing we could really be enthusiastic about. For Comics Page 1, we have the Merryman/Dumb Bunny commission from Congolike to function as its centerpiece, but with our current commission budget equal to the loose change in our pocket, obtaining a comparable work to display here seemed impossible. Then, as if sensing our distress from afar, Lyndal Ferguson came to the rescue and asked if we were famiiliar with this spanking he did for the back cover of Mr. Monster's Triple Threat 3-D. Amazingly, we had never seen it - so he generously offered not only his permission to reprint it here, but he actually sent us an autographed copy! We can't thank him enough, and we're proud to feature it as our centerpiece here.

The version at left is Lyndal's own scan; click on it to see the larger (autographed) version, together with more information on this comic and biographical notes about the artist.

© 1993 by Michael T. Gilbert.

[This gallery opened on 04/30/2010]