xray spex don't work...

[kip_w]

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But you can turn an x-ray eye on favorite cartoon characters and see what lurks below the fur and feathers. This is not smut (awwww), but the result of some concentrated thinking on things that were never made to hold concentrated thought. I'm personally glad that people have enough time to do things like this. I wish... I wish... but never mind. It'd be nice to be in Stumpville, Oregon this month, though, because these are on exhibit there.

"O swell new world, to have such nifty stuff." --Shakes
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[kip-w.livejournal.com]

Correction: at the Stumpville Coffee House in Portland, Oregon. Man, precision is so hard.

[minnehaha.livejournal.com]

Fascinating.

B

[emsworth.livejournal.com]

The only problem I have with this is one major question: Does the Schmoo even *have* a skeleton? I'd need to check the old Capp stories, and they probably weren't as amorpohous as the lousy HB cartoons made them out to be, but still... The Egbert one is strangely adorable, though.

[kip-w.livejournal.com]

Cooked shmoos always seem to have a large bone that makes them look like a joint of mutton or something. I suppose they have it just to be conveniently obliging. Hard to see how it benefits them.

Incidentally, you asked me about Capt. Hook elsewhere -- here's the link someone else gave me in comments to "Sic Transit" earlier.

http://showandtellmusic.com/pages/galleries/gallery_o/captainhook.html