If you haven’t heard of Kate Beaton’s Strong Female Characters, then 1) where have you been for the last three years, poor soul? 2) please, catch up immediately (links below)!

Obviously, those two strips are the most relevant to BABD, as Georgia O’Queefe and Queen Elizatits demonstrate how skimpy outfits are so totally acceptable as long as you can argue they’re part of your cultural heritage and how you never need to worry about getting hurt, cause sexy distraction is the best protection.

One question remains… why is this supposed to be a parody? Clearly, that’s how writing empowered feminist (and totally not contrived) characters works! Best inspiration ever.

And always remember, kids:

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~Ozzie

Hark! A Vagrant – Strong Female Characters: Part 1 | Part 2

more parody | more comic strips

HERE’S SOME FREE SAVAGE DRAGON COSTUME REDESIGNS TO HELP ERIK LARSEN STOP PLACATING A VOCAL MINORITY

HERE’S SOME FREE SAVAGE DRAGON COSTUME REDESIGNS TO HELP ERIK LARSEN STOP PLACATING A VOCAL MINORITY

HERE’S SOME FREE SAVAGE DRAGON COSTUME REDESIGNS TO HELP ERIK LARSEN STOP PLACATING A VOCAL MINORITY

HERE’S SOME FREE SAVAGE DRAGON COSTUME REDESIGNS TO HELP ERIK LARSEN STOP PLACATING A VOCAL MINORITY

Erik Larsen wants female superhero comics to stop being so “practical,” so we thought we’d help him practice what he preached.

filipfatalattractionrblog submitted:

Because if Erik Larsen wants to save comics industry, he should start from his own backyard.

Here are two of my favorite Savage Dragon redesign proposals from the article (more under the link above):

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art by latenitedraw

Unfortunately, there is no chance we’ll be ever seeing such glorious costumes in Savage Dragon comics 🙁 Turns out, Larsen is not as keen on taking criticism as he is on giving it.

~Ozzie