2011: The Year of Squirrel Girl.
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scans_dailyThis is actually only a fraction of the greatness that was Squirrel Girl in 2011. For the full tail, visit The Sketchcard Saloon at your earliest convenience.
And Happy New Year!
As we come to the close of the year 2011, one thing is certain. It was Squirrel Girl's best year ever. Marvel Comics has lifted their bushy-tailed bombshell into the firmament of comic book history. Doreen Green has arrived, big time.
She got her spot on the title page of New Avengers...
She got to star in Wolverine's sexual fantasies...
She got to appear in her first video game...
She got to explode into the bliss of onamonapoeia...
She got to get frisky with Daredevil...
She got to make faces in the pages of Amazing Spider-Man...
She got her own cover...
And she got to be revealed as the new host for the Phoenix Force...
We have been climbing trees for Squirrel Girl since her first appearance in 1991, and we never dreamed she would get this good in the official canon of the Marvel Universe. Endless love and thanks are pouring out for Axel Alonso, Brian Michael Bendis, Dan Slott, and Jason Aaron for writing such spectacular myths into the consciousness of humanity. We adore the exquisite artistic interpretations of Mike Deodato Jr, Daniel Acuna, Stefano Caselli, and Nar!
For us, 2011 was the best year ever in comic books, thanks to Squirrel Girl.
And Happy New Year!
As we come to the close of the year 2011, one thing is certain. It was Squirrel Girl's best year ever. Marvel Comics has lifted their bushy-tailed bombshell into the firmament of comic book history. Doreen Green has arrived, big time.
She got her spot on the title page of New Avengers...
She got to star in Wolverine's sexual fantasies...
She got to appear in her first video game...
She got to explode into the bliss of onamonapoeia...
She got to get frisky with Daredevil...
She got to make faces in the pages of Amazing Spider-Man...
She got her own cover...
And she got to be revealed as the new host for the Phoenix Force...
We have been climbing trees for Squirrel Girl since her first appearance in 1991, and we never dreamed she would get this good in the official canon of the Marvel Universe. Endless love and thanks are pouring out for Axel Alonso, Brian Michael Bendis, Dan Slott, and Jason Aaron for writing such spectacular myths into the consciousness of humanity. We adore the exquisite artistic interpretations of Mike Deodato Jr, Daniel Acuna, Stefano Caselli, and Nar!
For us, 2011 was the best year ever in comic books, thanks to Squirrel Girl.
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Date: 2012-01-05 10:34 pm (UTC)But maybe I made a mistake in saying that; what I basically meant was "Doreen should probably be just a little bit on the small side of average for a real person."
Though the person who originally posted the comment leading to this does have a point--Doreen should never be displaying Torpedo Tits unless she's stuffing her bra with the Squirrel Army as a surprise move...