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{{Header|Spanking in comics 1896-1918 04/21}} ...ts Richard F. Outcault's ''Hogan's Alley'' as the very first American news strip, although as Don Markstein points out in his hypertext [http://toonopedia.c

{{Infobox superhero| <!--Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics--> ...r Comics and The Phantom Detective had a series in their title ''Thrilling Comics''.

{{Header|Photo comics}} ...photographs rather than illustrations for the images, along with the usual comics conventions of narrative text and word balloons containing dialogue. They a

...d in comic form in [[Marvel Comics]]#1 (October 1939) and [[Marvel Mystery Comics]] # 2-5 (December 1939 to March 1940). The Ka-Zar character continued with [[Category:Comics strip characters]]

...of the Rings''. Bodē has a huge following among graffiti artists, with his characters remaining a popular subject. Bodē was inducted into the Will Eisner Award Hall of Fame for comics artists in 2006.

...n, The Shield et al), borrowing conventions of the so-called golden age of comics. Stories take place within a World War 2 setting, pitting Victory Girl agai ...he panties, usually by adult males or females. In common with GM's earlier characters ([[Selina]] and [[Miho-Chan]]), Victory Girl was provided with a faux histo

{{Header|Spanking in comics 1919-1938 04/21}} ...le and cinema. In keeping with the sexual stereotypes of the period, comic-strip [[flapper]]s were usually slim, blond gold-diggers with dim-witted boyfrien

{{Header|Little girl (comics) 11/20}} ...y roles in a [[cartoon]] or [[comic strip]]. First appearing as supporting characters as early as 1895, Little Girls emerged as a clearly defined [[genre]] durin

{{Header|Western comics 03/24}} ...in Europe and persists in limited form in American comics today). Western comics of the period typically featured dramatic scripts about cowboys, gunfighter

{{Header|Spanking in comics 1938-1970 04/21}} ...uster]]); Angels & Orphans ([[Little Orphan Annie|Annie]]); [[Little girl (comics)|Naughty Little Girls]] ([[Little Iodine|Iodine]]); Domestic Comedy (Blondi

...ngly over his shoulder. I drew that idiotic plane (from the early Military Comics) for years before it was changed to a jet. I used to wonder what nut design ...he do a strip for the base paper. Ward did, and created Ack-Ack Amy. That strip eventually evolved to become the character for which he is best known, Torc

...l character in it, though such characters are most often seen in cartoons, comics, science fiction, allegorical novels, commercials and video games. The for this genre was first organized by fans at science fiction and comics convention]s in the early 1980s. The fandom then grew into a large and dive

...thumb|250px|Panty-spanking was an extremely common feature of old-school [[comics|comic books]].]] ...mployed in [[comics]] and [[animation]] during the so-called [[Spanking in comics|Golden Age of spanking]]. During this period, little girls were usually dra

...rt themselves or others. Dojikko character traits are often used for stock characters in anime and manga series. * kemonomimi (獣耳, けものミミ, ケモノミミ): Characters with animal features such as ears and a tail, but a human body. One of the

...ts''. During the Season Six episodes (1963-64) of the series ''[[77 Sunset Strip]]'', Stuart "Stu" Bailey (Efrem Zimbalist Jr., the only remaining recurring ...historic landmark. The building serves as the headquarters for the Marvel Comics team The Order. In the DC universe, the "Human Target" runs his private inv

...from ''[[The Katzenjammer Kids]]'' and [[Buster Brown]] to [[Little girl (comics)|Little girl]] strips like ''[[Nancy]]'', ''[[Little Iodine]]'' or ''[[Litt There are many further variants, such as two (or more) characters getting in trouble together, or one character getting another into trouble.

...In the 1948 trial, the artists were awarded the rights to Superboy, but DC Comics would retain the rights to Superman, under the ruling that the original pay ...uted to him, especially when compared to his work on Superman. Some of the characters in "Nights of Horror" even look like Shuster's Superman character drawings,

*Will Smith wears a veil in the movie ''Wild Wild West'' and flirts with male characters. ...mics/2007-05-17hijabmanfriends.jpg| Veil - an unhealthy obsession] - Comic strip

{{Infobox superhero| <!--Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics--> |caption=Promotional art for DC Comics' ''The Phantom'' vol. 1, #1 (May 1988)<br> by Joe Orlando and Dave Gibbons

...an américain" and refers to a medium-long ("knee") film shot of a group of characters, who are arranged so that all are visible to the camera. The usual arrangem In filmmaking, television production, still photography and the comic strip medium a '''close-up''' tightly frames a person or an object. Close-ups are