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Published: 2013-08-14 05:24:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 3303; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 7
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Okay I know I said i wasn't going to post any of my new stuff until I finished my commissions, but this I have been waiting a long time for. How many of you remember the superheroine Web Woman? She was in the 70's for Saturday Morning Cartoons and was part of a show called "Tarzan And The Super 7". I asked Heroes Clobber to make her for Second Life, and Abby came through.You can get the outfit here:
marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Hβ¦
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Done in Second Life.
Retouched in Inkscape.
"Web Woman" created by Filmation.
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I think the arms are too short but the rest of the figure is ok
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I loved this character.Β Hope we can see more of this.
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I loved this character. I am so glad you drew her. Love the outfit!. Hear is hoping for action, peril or hypno shot.Β
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I never saw this cartoon on tv, only on the internet.
Filmation did wonders with a shoestring budget!
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Yep! Β It was said when they went out of business.
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You just have to watch He Man always transforming and doing exactly the same to realize it. Β Fortunately, we were just watching it for the stories.
Did you see "The Lone Ranger"? Β It was the same: as a boy, I didn't understand exactly what was going on... but it was very serious!
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yep, and the same with the Star Trek cartoons. Β But since it starred the original actors doing the voices I didn't care. Β The show I really liked was The Brady Kids, cause they did stories that had The Lone Ranger, Superman, and Wonder Woman as guest stars.
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I have no idea who she is but this is still cool lol
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Kind of yeah. Β
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yeah i remember i watched two or three episodesΒ
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I thought her costume was a lot sexier then Spider-Woman's though. Β
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Definitely sexier!
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Loved this show.Β Any idea where to find videos of this show?
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