khuddle wrote:
Also if anyone does actually care to ask Hernandez bout his reasoning why he no longer draws FBBers,..
His twitter address is: twitter.com/BetomessGilbert
Gilbert Hernandez, the artist who created "Petra", used to feature a lot of female bodybuilders
in his comic books ("Love and Rockets" and other ones). But for some reason, about 4-5 years ago,
he stopped. Not sure why. He seemed to have a thing for them. In fact, in one of the Love and Rocket Books, he
has a Mexican female bodybuilder named "Diana" flexing her huge muscles before several scrawny male photographers
on a beach. Scene is really well drawn, the massive female bodybuilder looking 2 or 3x the size
of her male admirers!. I suspect his publishers forced him to stop at some point, claiming that these women were "unmarketable".
in his comic books ("Love and Rockets" and other ones). But for some reason, about 4-5 years ago,
he stopped. Not sure why. He seemed to have a thing for them. In fact, in one of the Love and Rocket Books, he
has a Mexican female bodybuilder named "Diana" flexing her huge muscles before several scrawny male photographers
on a beach. Scene is really well drawn, the massive female bodybuilder looking 2 or 3x the size
of her male admirers!. I suspect his publishers forced him to stop at some point, claiming that these women were "unmarketable".
Also if anyone does actually care to ask Hernandez bout his reasoning why he no longer draws FBBers,..
His twitter address is: twitter.com/BetomessGilbert