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Very good work, I think I saw your AF covers in an earlier post - anyway I love your superman universe ones,

NEW LANA LANG, was not only a great story but LOL! I wonder what happen before & then after!

The Bride was LOL!
Bruce Wayne hone wrecker, ROFLOL! I think Lois has got it right!
DOUBLE CROSS, gosh everyone wants to be LOIS - LOL!

The DC ones really ticked my fancy. Loved "The New Lana Lang" and Lois Lane 1 and 2.

My absolute favorite was Jimmy Olsen 2. Great to be able to make a TG situation out of a cover that doesn't seem like it could ever be that way. And love the dialogue. Superman's expression fits in perfectly with his remarks. What a hoot!!

There's an update on the front page, but I'll hype it here too. There are eight new modcovers in the Other Titles section: three "Altered Fates" and five "Reality Flux" covers. Four of the "Reality Flux" covers are entirely new. Updates start here.

Thanks for the kind words about the superhero mods. I have five more Superman/Lois Lane/Jimmy Olsen covers in the queue, and they will appear in due course. I'm trying to keep the updates balanced between various titles.

Thanks! my favorite universe is AF.
These are my favorites in AF & Reality. But all were funny.

Your Turnabout is foul play was witty, funny & well named.

Reality Flux, Gender bender, is LOL No greater love than for yourself!

I a, looking forward to more in the DC universe you have a real feel for it.

Thanks! Very good indeed.

MASTERPEICEOF DECEPTION, WOW! great story & use o pic
Caged Heat! OUCh funny
How to Murder a Millionaire,LOL! very clever
Like Father, Like Mother, LOL
I Was Body-Jumped! OOOPS! LOL
Two Many Blondes: Movie tie-in edition , good story & funny
The Nine Miss Taylors, LOL if at first you dont succeed

As a huge fan of Evil Twins and TG ID theft, I think TWO MANY BLONDES is one of those rare covers that just screams for a prose story to go along with it.

EGF

I don't think I have a novel in me. :sweat:

The cover comes from "Mystery Adventure Magazine", November 1936, for a story called "The Domino Lady's Double." It was the sixth story to feature this pulp heroine, and a little looking online says it involved her being framed by a gang-lord for murder or something like that.

Yikes, double post. But an update ...

Flogging it here as well as the front page: Danny the Tranny, a new series debuting with 8 modcovers. It opens with a Henry Aldrich cover I've been wanting to use for the longest time. And I'll go ahead and confess that the line in no. 46 comes from a Tom Stoppard farce.

FWIW, I have updates scheduled to run on Mondays and Fridays through the end of March. I've scheduled a half-dozen DC superhero modcovers for Feb. 22.

"I've scheduled a half-dozen DC superhero modcovers for Feb. 22."

Any chance for a Green Lantern cover? As a kid, I decided very young what would be the first thing I'd do if I were to get my own Power Ring.

Hmmm. It's not one I have made up. Mostly I've concentrated on Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen covers, since those are LOL even in their original form.

But I can go looking. :)

Thanks as usual! My favorites are

I married a mummy is a classic! You should right it up[ - great horror story idea!

The Archie is LOL! I love Archie modifications normally

AF Love without a net is wickedly LOL

OMG, aren't they just. Jimmy Olsen is particularly hilarious and an apparent predilection for skirts is part of the canon. Almost my first thought, when confronted with a cover featuring a red-headed heroine, is "Can I make this a Jimmy Olsen cover?" Like this:

The Man Of Steel had better show up soon!

Thanks for the kind words, all.

@ GrimGhost: Look for two Green Lantern modcovers in that update. They are each kind of stretch; GL doesn't seem to have had the same predilection for TG stuff as Jimmy Olsen. :(

@ Eric and EvaGrubbFan: I rather doubt I have complete stories in me for "Two Many Blondes" or "I Married a Mummy," but I've tried to do the next best thing. I have no idea how they will turn out, but I have launched interactive stories related to those two covers on Writing.com, including a first chapter of each. Femur has given me permission to link to those interactives through those covers, and I've launched interactives for eight other modcovers at that site.

Those two stories, as well as the others, can be accessed through this intro/table of contents:

http://www.Writing.Com/main/interact/item_id/16447 78-The-TG-Comics-Collection/map/1

Looking forward to seeing 'em.

Given recent discussion, I'll post my eight latest modcovers here as well. My own notes on each:

"The Lottery": Story-wise, I think this is pretty bland and predictable, but I like the composition of the original cover.

"Mama's Boy": There aren't a lot of mother-son swaps, which is why I went for this one. The logic of the cover may be slightly questionable: why is the son acting surprised to see his mother in his body?

"Don't Show a Leg": I puzzled the longest time over a story for this one, before settling on the idea that someone might legitimately be unhappy to see his loved one's body out having an illicitly good time. The guy in the middle seems to be really enjoying the situation, which is the main reason I wanted to do this cover.

"The Best Man for the Job": Another bland story; mostly I went for it because of I could work in an intra-story pun on "best man."

"Divorce, Body-Swapper Style": This is for other people to judge.

"Friday Foster": An attempt to find a TG theme in a non-obvious place. There was something about the guy with the camera lasciviously chasing down the terrified girl that suggested something very weird was going on.

"Death Before Deshabille": Probably very tasteless.

"Those Tricksie Trannies": Hopefully the juiciness excuses a rather pedestrian modcover.

The Lottery	Mama's Boy	Don't Show a Leg	The Best Man for the Job
Divorce, Body-Swapper Style	Friday Foster	Death Before Deshabille	Those Tricksie Trannies