Vaingirls Comics back at The Forum

1827: Yes, that actually works nicely - I looked at the image before the comment, and didn't immediately think "Archie". Not sure if this "trick" would work so well on images in the later Dan DeCarlo '60s-plus "house style," but it works well here.

I really like the story here too. Fun twist on the "I was forced to dress as my twin sister" TG trope, though making it work for the brother in more than the short term of that one party might be logistically difficult.

1829: Love it! The Bullets would be a fun group to follow. I like the way they seem to be confident with both their masculine and feminine sides. "Ballistic Trajectories" for their next album, perhaps? I envision a cover that involves dealing with their many girlfriends and boyfriends, bouncing from one to the other....

Here's 1831-1835!

1831 - One Of Barry's ... Boys?
http://tgcaps.com/caps/modcovers/jezzi/Vaingirls/v aingirls-801-900/Vaingirls+855.jpg.php

Original: Love Confessions comics, #50

I did this same thing back in issue #855 for the Democrats. I figured it was the Republican's turn; I've provided a link. Unfortunately, to get this one, you pretty much have to be as old as I am and one of Barry's Boy's yourself! Or Girls. Like Hillary Clinton, I was a Goldwater supporter who eventually (1988, upon hearing GHWB's "Card Carrying Liberal" speech) became a Democrat. BUT if he was still alive and were to run again for president, I'd vote for Barry Goldwater in a heartbeat regardless of party. AuH20 anytime!

1832 - The Bad, The Good, And The Beautiful

Original: Love Romances comics, #7

The men on this original just look like mobsters; they've obviously just recently made "him" an offer he couldn't refuse :-)

1833 - Making The Grade

Original: A Rothmoor Coats ad; judging from the styles, I'd say circa 1940

The hats and the body language of the three inspired this one. The two standing women are in power positions looking down at the seated woman who is submissively looking downward. The two standing women are also wearing hats that are feminine top hats, while the seated one is wearing a simple flat hat without the top part. In TGfiction Land they obviously must be a sissy slave and "her" two mistresses :-)

1834 - Living Barbies

Original: A McCall's sewing pattern envelope, #5542, for swimsuit cover wraps; patterns for the swimsuits were also included.

The body language and the expressions of the girls inspired this one. The girl on your left is clearly, Oops, caught! The middle one, Oh, shit!, and the right, Isn't this great! This is dedicated to all the authors of stories where the feminizing girls say something like, "Wow, it's like we have our own living Barbie doll!"

1835 - Take It Like A ... Man?

Original: My Secret Affair comics, #3

Actions have consequences, often unforseen and unpleasant ones.

One Of Barry's ... Boys?	The Bad, The Good, And The Beautiful	Making The Grade	Living Barbies
Take It Like A ... Man?

Aha, luv "One Of Barry's ... Boys?", it's so contemporary for today's 'climate'. Is she a Kennedy? What a delicious way to 'see the light', so to speak. (hehe)

Here's 1836-1840. I'll now post 1821-1840 on the main site.

1836 - Estrogen Tears

Original: The Sands Of Mars magazine, Satellite Series, #213, 1958

I wonder what kind of test Dr. Zarkov has in mind? :-)
(Oops. Dr. Zarkov actually goes with Flash Gordan)

1837 - Bullets To Balls To Babe, Oh My!

Paperback book cover, "Exposed" by Enrich Torres (I'm not sure whether he's the author or the cover artist)

What else could I have done given the placement of her hands and the gun in the background?

1838 - Delusional Doll

Original: Marvila comics (Spanish Wonder Woman), #45

An Amazon-American warrior in the body of a mild mannered male accountant and brought to life by a Halloween costume party. Only in the TGfiction Zone. I predict SHE fights evildoers while HE pays the bills.

1839 - The Cure

Original: I pulled this photo from a tumbler site. I have no information about it.

Some blues are for special boys ... or outsmarted ones. :-)

1840 - Just Like Mummy
http://www.ameliapeabody.com/index.htm

Original: Young's Magazine, October, 1913

I've been a pushover for all things ancient Egyptian ever since I read Howard Carter's account of his discovery of Tutankhamon's tomb in my youth. Some of the best fiction about ancient Egypt and Egyptologists has come from the pen (A pen seems more appropriate for an archaeologist than a keyboard) of Elizabeth Peters. The woman on the cover made me think of her heroine in many such books, Amelia Peabody, and the date of the Young's Magazine is within the time span in Ms. Peters' stories about her. "Crocodile on the sandbank" is the first book in the series that now numbers twenty. I'm including a link to the Elizabeth Peters/Amelia Peabody website.

Estrogen Tears	Bullets To Balls To Babe, Oh My!	Delusional Doll	The Cure
Just Like Mummy

Here's 1841 to 1847. Since I have the next twenty all done, I'm going to post them here in 7, 7, 6 a couple of days apart.

1841 - T-Thief

Original: Millie The Model comics, #44

Trannies: Can't live with 'em, can't ...

1842 - Needed Knowledge

Original: Boy Loves Girl comics, #31

Inquiring gurls want to know!

1843 - Outdoor Gurl

Original: Original: Lovers comics, #30

Another Vickie Tern woman comes out of the closet to betray her man! (She's obviously a Republican :-)

1844 - Holmes, Sweet Holmes

Original: Vintage postcard, Cricket Extraordinary #9

Notice I did NOT use the old "Don't call me Shirley!" bit. I'm proud of the umbrella rifle; sort of steam punk.

1845 - Harem Scarem

Original: Oriental Stories magazine, Summer, 1931

The advice given to an English bride to, on her wedding night, "Just lay back and think of England." was meant to be patriotic, that sex, though unpleasant, would produce sons who would grow up to be defenders of King and country and daughters who would uphold and pass on in their turn the English way of life.

1846 - What An Honor

Original: Dan DeCarlo cartoon. I don't remember where I got it from.

With girlfriends like these, he ... well, he becomes a she.


1847 - Double In Trouble

Original: Secret Hearts comics, #104

I think Victoria had better watch her back now that she's made her brother one of the "more deadly than the male" set.

T-Thief	Needed Knowledge	Outdoor Gurl	Holmes, Sweet Holmes
Harem Scarem	What An Honor	Double In Trouble

I like #1842 a lot. "Scent of a She-Male" would be an interesting story. In a world where she-males (or as in Jet Dream, Elle-Boys) are accepted, who's to say they have to adopt stereotypical notions of feminine scent? Maybe things will evolve over time to where the men and the women look the same, but smell is the primary signifier of one's biological sex?

Here's 1848-1854.

1848 - ...into The Fire

Original: Papitu, Spanish humor magazine, "ANY XXIV", #1204

"Stone walls do not a prison make, nor iron bars a cage." So true for poor "Lupe".

1849 - Deadly Reality

Original: Paperback book cover, "Tornado" by Juanita Osborne, Ace #D63

Dudley Do-Right in drag! Whether animated or real - Brenden Fraser - Dudley might be quite sexy enfemme! Or here's a thought: In the 1999 film, what if Sarah Jessica Parker played Dudley in drag rather than playing Nell? Would it be "Sex in the Yukon"?

1850 - Love Score

Original: Cinderella Love comics, #29

Both because of the costumes and the language of the game, I've always thought of tennis as the perfect drag sport.

1851 - With Good Reason

Original: Victorian fashion plate, circa 1880

Of the five gurls on the cover, three have been tricked, forced, or (wo)manipulated into dresses. I've always thought that if one's goal was to feminize an unwilling male, late Victorian dress would be the best clothing to accomplish it. As in issue #1848, "Stone walls do not a prison make, nor iron bars a cage."


1852 - Party On, Dudette!

Original: A Date With Judy comics, #17

Again, "Stone walls do not a prison make, nor iron bars a cage." except in this case the Iron is a suit of armor designed to protect the feminizer, not imprison the victim.

1853 - Do It NOW!

Original: Love Romances comics, #71

Carpe Deim! You may never get another chance.

1854 - Gone For Gurlies, Every One

Original: Teen Confessions comics, #33

"Where have all the young men gone?
Long time passing
Where have all the young men gone?
Long time ago
Where have all the young men gone?
Gone for soldiers every one
When will they ever learn?
When will they ever learn?"

... Into The Fire	Deadly Reality	Love Score	With Good Reason
Party On, Dudette!	Do It NOW!	Gone For Gurlies, Every One

Here's 1855-1860. When the main site is back up I'll post 1841-1860 there.

1855 - Vain Gurl

Original: Diary Secrets comics, #22

Diamonds may be a girl's best friend, but mirrors are a gurl's. :-)

1856 - Househubbies

Original: Candy comics, #60

While the wives are away the husbands will keep house - appropriately attired, of course. :-)

1857 - HusbandWives

Original: Ad for Lovable Lingerie (Australian) circa 1963

Pretty ominous that "Remember the nursery?" The best revenge for these hubbiewives will come when their wives realize that they are prettier than them.

1858 - Oh You Beautiful Doll

Original: Bunty Picture Story Library for Girls (UK) #246

Every once in awhile when someone says, "It could be worse!", it actually could.

1859 - Money For Manhood

Original: Laugh comics, #30

Hey, it's for a good cause! :-)

1860 - MUCH More Deadly Than The Male!

Original: Grimm Fairy Tales "Bad Girls" comics, #1

Don't call them babes!

Vain Gurl	Househubbies	HusbandWives	Oh You Beautiful Doll
Money For Manhood	MUCH more deadly than the male!

Here's 1861-1865! (If you feel inclined to comment, please look back through 1851-1860 as well as this batch, as no one has commented on them.)

1861 - Literary Ladies

Original: A friend posted this pic on her Facebook page and I grabbed it. She gave no source info.

Alcott, Austen, Baum, Carroll, and Twain, Oh My! Five of my favorites.

Two ultra snakes and snails and puppy dog tails to two ultra sugar and spice and everything nices. You can't get much more ultra TG than that!

1862 - Abandon Hope All Boys Who Enter Here!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Trinian's_School

Original: Movie Poster for "School For Unclaimed Girls", 1969

Boys go in, but they don't come out; it's like an evil Bikini Beach!

I've never seen this movie, but the poster reminded me of the St. Trinian's movies. (the 20th century ones) They are funny as all get out, and star Allistair Sims in drag as the headmistress of a VERY wild girls' school. I've included a Wiki link

1863 - Dolled Up Daddy

Original: Paperback book cover, "Stairway To An Empty Room" by Dolores Hitchens, Dell Books, #659

They never bonded when they looked the parts of father and son, but now anything was possible!

1864 - Makeover Seduction

Original: Lovers comics, #62

She could make a man do anything she wanted, till he wasn't a man anymore. Then she was on to her next conquest.

1865 - Drink Me!

Original: Brenda Starr comics (Dell series) #1

My inspiration was Professor Severus Snape. While he never used a sex change potion in the books, I'm sure he must have had one on hand ... to be used in the 8th book, no doubt.

Literary Ladies	Abandon hope all boys who enter here!	Dolled Up Daddy	Makeover Seduction
Drink Me!

#1859 seems like a good deal to me! I've always thought acquiring a new wardrobe would be kind of a pain if you were suddenly transformed into a woman (or even just living as one!) Much easier with this sort of kickstart!

#1860 - Very nice! I've always liked the "empowering" tales....

#1863 - Very interesting! I'd never heard of any of the source materials before.

Great to see your work Jezzi. I particularly enjoyed Sky Queens. Cute uniforms and Some Like It Hot shoutouts; what's not to like?

Here's 1866-1870!

1866 - Putting Him In Her Place

Original: Love And Marriage comics, #16

We don't know why Frank is so macholey obnoxious at the office. Perhaps it's to cover his quilt over feelings of being gay or transgendered. Maybe "Darlene" will be doing "her" an unintended favor. ... But I doubt it.

1867 - Backup Plan

Original: Ms. Tree comics, #35

In TGfiction Land, our mystery man's Plan C would probably be to make himself over into a beautiful woman and steal "Ricolette's" boyfriend.

1868 - Identity Crisis

Original: Bride's Diary comics, #10

Haven't we all felt this way at one time or another?

1869 - Secretarial Snooping

Original: I Love You comics, #110

"Undercover Boss" is a real reality television show here in the USA. I don't normally watch it, but I usually peek in on it just to see if maybe there is a male boss disguised as a female. So far, no; oh well, one can dream.

1870 - In His High Heeled Footsteps

Original: Collier's magazine, October 19, 1907

A Shakespearian tradition passed from father to son.

Putting Him In Her Place	Backup Plan	Identity Crisis	Secretarial Snooping
In His High Heeled Footsteps

Here's 1871-1875!

1871 - Circle Of Femininity

Original: Girls' Romances comics, #44

Ring-a-ding-ding!

1872 - BFFs

Original: Girls' Romances comics, #43

Boys come and boys go, but girlfriends are forever.

1873 - Dog Fight
http://www.metrolyrics.com/1-bourbon-1-scotch-1-be er-video-george-thorogood.html

Original: Crimes By Women comics, #10

AND HE OR SHE SANG:
"On the day I was born
The nurses all gathered 'round
And they gazed in wide wonder
At the joy they had found
The head nurse spoke up
Said "leave this one alone"
She could tell right away
That I was bad to the bone!"

I've included a link to U-tube of George Thorogood singing "Bad To The Bone". For this cover's hero(ine), imagine Lita Ford singing it.

1874 - Forced Fed Femme

Original: A suffragette propaganda poster. Many suffragettes, when arrested and jailed, went on hunger strikes, and this poster shows the police, drawn evil, force feeding one.

Next time there's an election and you go to vote spend a moment giving thanks to our grandmothers and great-grandmothers who risked jail to be able to enjoy that right.


1875 - Getting And Losing A Man

Original: Patsy Walker comics, #17

Sally could be losing Sal and gaining Rocco - whether "she" wants to or not!

Circle Of Femininity	BFFs	Dog Fight	Forced Fed Femme
Getting And Losing A Man

Here's 1876-1880!

1876 - Horror Story

Original: This was labeled simply "Skirts and Dresses". My guess is that it's the graphic for a newspaper or mail order catalog ad, anywhere from the mid thirties to the early fifties.

It's not the forced feminization or the age regression that makes this a horror story, it's forcing him to go to a Justin Bieber concert.

The body language, the poses, and the clothing of the three all suggest that the girl on the left is younger than the other two and that she is not having a good time. The pose shows that she is flat chested, she's looking down and not smiling as the other two are, and the hat also make her look younger.

1877 - A Twining Makeover

Original: Red Book magazine, January, 1911

As soon as I saw this original, I was struck by the fact that the man is made up exactly like the woman, even to the eyebrows, and that even without lipstick his lips were shaped like a girls, like hers. Put a wig on him and soften his jaw line and the two could be twin sisters.

1878 - Got the PINK CAR BLUES!

Original: The only label on this pic was "Daisuki"

Somewhere I read that the Volkswagen New Beatle has been voted the world's most girly car. Because its buyers were predominately female, in 2006 (I think) Volkswagen modified its lines somewhat to make it more attractive to male buyers; that was also one of the major reasons for the much greater changes in 2012. My car is a yellow 2003.

1879 - Lab Rats

Original: Mystery In Space comics, #91

Aliens don't have to look alien.

1880 - Bad Girl Tears

Original: True Secrets comics, #38

This one is for Vickie Tern.

Horror Story	Twinning Makeover	Got The PINK CAR BLUES!	Lab Rats
Bad Girl Tears

Liked "Foiled", girl.
OH Wow! Do you have a bunch of them in storage waiting for a splurge of postings? How's a fellow capper supposed to keep up.... LUV YA BABE!