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"First Date" with Holly & Doug, page 05

Gotta watch out for that headband. Contents are under pressure.

50 Cartoon Crushes: Rouge the Bat ("Sonic Adventure 2", 2001)

Crush Class: A (adult)

There are many crushworthy characters in Sonic franchise games & media, but I'll give props to the bat chick for her attitude and her... bewbs. Also, she gained some extra interest from me thanks to a more recent updated interpretation from BigDad.

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50 Cartoon Crushes: Mavis Dracula ("Hotel Transylvania", 2012)

Crush Class: A (Adult)

One of the most recent crush creations listed here, initially starting life as a repurposed character design from a scrapped film. Combines attractive youth with supernatural vampire goth, and in later movies adding wife and MILF powers for an unbeatable combination.

50 Cartoon Crushes: Morrigan Aensland ("Darkstalkers", 1994)

Crush Class: A (Adult)

With "Darkstalkers" AKA "Vampire" being one of Capcom's most successful non-"Street Fighter", non-'VS.' fighting franchises, & Morrigan getting the bulk of the apperances outside her own game(s), that's has at least two big things she has going for her.

50 Cartoon Crushes: Janine Melnitz ("The Real Ghostbusters", 1986)

Crush Class: C (childhood)

For reasons, the cartoon Ghostbusters didn't really look that much like their respective live-action characters/actors, and cartoon Janine was a smidge more provocative than live action Annie Potts - at least in her 1st designs - Her look changed a number of times over the course of the series...

"Stellar Voyages: The Naked Never" page 4

Rank has its privileges. 

"You have to stay and cuddle. That's an order, mister!"

"Cartoon Crushes" September Special: Goof Girls

It's not easy to narrow things down to only one or two "Goofyverse" ladies, so here are five. I imagine this started as some kind of home product sales demo party, and just went off the rails from there.

They don't call her "Peg" for nothing!

50 Cartoon Crushes: Peg Pete ("Goof Troop", 1992)

Crush Class: I (internet appreciation)

While I did occasionally watch the cartoon she appeared in, Peg herself was never really on my radar until much later on, thanks primarily to all that internet-borne fan art of all content ratings that came about, not to mention a stronger appreciation for 'MILF'-type ch...

Leader Patron Original line art Giveaway, Round 4

UPDATE: pictures 2, 9, and 13 have been claimed.

It's that time again! I have eighteen pages of original inked line art from the "Cartoon Crushes" series and other past projects, including a few themed images for the upcoming Halloween holiday. Like before, you can DM me here or send mail to erics@coax.net to...

"Cartoon Crushes" October special preview

In what seems fitting for the time, the character receiving a special color artwork for the month of October will be Velma Dinkley, of the "Scooby Doo" franchise. As usual, feel free to let me know any suggestion you might have for what she might do, or have done to her.

"Stellar Voyages: The Naked Never" page 3

So, I guess she doesn't keep that little earpiece in during ... activities.

50 Cartoon Crushes: Tinkerbell ("Peter Pan", 1953)

Crush Class: I (Internet-borne appreciation)

  Where many of the female protagonist characters from Disney were either princesses or children, Tink was the rare sex symbol pinup girl. The home office has worked to make her more safe and family-friendly later on, but we know better.

( Don't worry, they're...

50 Cartoon Crushes: Fawn Deer ("Bonkers"/"Raw Toonage", 1992)

Perhaps a somewhat lesser-known toon waifu today, the title character's friend/crush in Disney's attempt to produce a "Roger Rabbit"-inspired cartoon series without requiring Steven Spielberg's involvement - curiously a show that was heavily reworked both visually and conceptually during production.

50 Cartoon Crushes: Blackarachnia ("Transformers: Beast Wars", 1996)

Crush Class: A (Adult)

Legend has it the CG modeler at Mainframe Entertainment was taken to a strip club for 'inspiration' for the character design earlier. Perhaps a good thing, as her original 1996 toy was a recolor of the Tarantulas toy, & as such gives off more of an "Eastern Bloc gym teacher" vibe.

"First Date" with Holly & Doug, page 4

We thought there would be no problems between them, but it turns out Holly has crabs.

Weill, ONE crab.

"Cartoon Crushes" August Special Edition

Well. that escalated quickly!

50 Cartoon Crushes: Nani ("Lilo & Stitch", 2002)

This Disney film has been a favorite of mine for a long time now, with adult guardian sister Nani a standout presence, thanks to her true-to-life struggles, a character design from artist Chris Sanders, and the uncommon-for-young-unmarried-Disney-female-protagonists probability that she had a sex life before the events of the...

"Cartoon Crushes" September Special Preview

Coming up around the end of September I shall produce another special color edition in the 'Cartoon Crushes' series. September's subject is Peg, from the "Goof Troop" Disney animated series, possibly paired with one or more other femmes from the various "Goofyverse" media. As always, if you have any ideas or suggestions for w...

"First Date", page 3

It's time for us to introduce, or reintroduce, ourselves.

50 Cartoon Crushes: Roxanne ("A Goofy Movie", 1995)

Crush Class: A (adult)

The 'girl next door' of the Disney dog-faced universe. Considering she was the plot-driving crush of Max in the film, it stood to reason she would become a crush for many of the audience members as well. 

(More media appearances would have been welcome)

50 Cartoon Crushes X-tra: Krystal ("Star Fox Adventures", 2002)

Crush Class: A (adult)

 For @ThatYawgGuy 's KrAM, THE sexy blue vulpine furry bait adapted to Nintendo's Star Fox universe from her role as a protagonist of "Dinosaur Planet", a game from Sinclair ZX Spectrum developers Ultimate Play The Game.<...

50 Cartoon Crushes: Arcee ("Transformers: The Movie", 1986)

Not the first Transformers robot with a feminine shape, preceded by Nightbird & Elita-1 with her crew, but probably the most well-known of the category. Even visual/character designer Floro Dery once described her as a 'naked robot Princess Leia'.

50 Cartoon Crushes: Rogue ("X-Men", 1981)

Crush Class: A (adult)

I'll admit the X-Men were never really on my radar until the 1990s cartoon. Rogue caught my eye at the time - must've been that southern belle voice, not to mention the big hair & form-fitting costume. Kicks a lot of ass too.

"Stellar Voyages: The Naked Never" page 2

This planet is broadcasting horny rays! That's a Roddenberry of a problem if I've ever heard one!

Cartoon Crushes July Special Edition

Felicia Hardy, AKA 'Black Cat' gets stuck hanging from the side of a building, but doesn't seem to mind all that much.

Given the nature of Spider-Man's abilities, many have speculated over the years that his various significant others have probably enjoyed some pretty freaky lovemaking antics.

50 Cartoon Crushes - Black Cat ("Spider-Man", 1979)

Crush Class: A (adult)

My interest in Felicia Hardy, AKA Black Cat, stems largely from the work of artist Terry Dodson. I may be more a Batman fan than a Spider-fan, but Black Cat caught my interest, even if more for her cleavage-y costume than much else.

"First Date", page 2

Doug takes the opportunity to spout some truth, or at least truth as he sees it.

"Cartoon Crushes" August Special Preview

Coming up around the end of August, the colored 'special edition' image for the month will be Nani, from the Disk-Knee movie "Lilo and Stitch". As usual, I'm happy to listen to any suggestions for what you think she should be doing, or have done to her. 

50 Cartoon Crushes: Julie Bruin ("Tiny Toon Adventures", 1991)

Crush Class: A (adult)

A one-shot character with a heavy impact, especially in the furry crowd. A busty bear based on & voiced by comedian Julie Brown. Not even being a part of a cartoon for kids would prevent the Japanese animators of TMS from giving her notably bouncy knockers.

"First Date" - page 1

A porcupine and a wolf-dog have a pleasant meal in a restaurant, trying very hard to not let social anxiety get the better of them.