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Main : ! 2D Art ! : DC Comics :  Golden Age Queen Bee

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Golden Age Queen Bee
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SubmitterpijonMore Photos from pijon   Last Update2017/4/1 8:18
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This all started in
A-Z game when I noticed there were no pictures of Queen Bee in our gallery. I think the original version of Zazzala, Queen Bee starting in the silver age ('63) looked a bit too dorky and the new updated version is all cyberpunked out. I'm not so crazy about either version so I thought what she needed was to go more retro! So think of this as the Earth-2 Zazzala, an alien Queen with psychic powers that allow her to hypnotize men into becoming her slaves. Very much based on Bill Ward's style.

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Obsidian
Posted: 2017/4/28 16:23  Updated: 2017/4/28 16:23
Henchman
Joined: 2012/12/23
From: Oxford Michigan
Posts: 1088
 Re: Golden Age Queen Bee
This has a very old school feel...I like it.
Lady Heromorph
Posted: 2017/4/8 11:42  Updated: 2017/4/8 11:42
Official Award
Joined: 2005/10/21
From: Mammoth Mountain
Posts: 5502
 Re: Golden Age Queen Bee
Congratulations! You've made top images for the First Week of April, 2017
B
Posted: 2017/4/3 15:56  Updated: 2017/4/3 15:56
The New Number 2 (Moderator-Like Guy)
Joined: 2004/5/16
From: Kamloops, BC, Canada
Posts: 1366
 Re: Golden Age Queen Bee
I like the various "official" Queen Bees perfectly fine (can't say they're among my favourite designs or anything, but they're solid enough), but this is both a very nice redesign of the original 1963 version and a great rendition of her!

Excellent pastiche of Bill Ward's style, too. He's a bit before my time so I had to look up the name, but I recognized the art style as soon as I saw it--and you've recreated it beautifully!

pijon
Posted: 2017/4/3 13:46  Updated: 2017/4/3 13:46
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Joined: 2006/7/18
From: United States
Posts: 6363
 Re: Golden Age Queen Bee
Thanks DD! Yeah, I was getting all nostalgic there for a minute!
drunkendragon
Posted: 2017/4/2 19:15  Updated: 2017/4/2 19:15
Gold Member
Joined: 2008/11/4
From: Indiana, yeah, Indiana, stop laughing
Posts: 1474
 Re: Golden Age Queen Bee
Oh my Gawsh! You dropped some great names there...
I hadn't thought about those since I, too, was a kid...long long ago in an era where Cracked Magazine meant something...back when "70's" didn't refer to an Ashton Kutcher spoof show on TV...
anyway,
Great homage, great design, great job!
pijon
Posted: 2017/4/2 10:26  Updated: 2017/4/2 10:28
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Joined: 2006/7/18
From: United States
Posts: 6363
 Re: Golden Age Queen Bee
Quote:

Dragondack wrote:
Reminders me of one of those Playboy Cartoon characters!


Now that you mention it, she does have the same hairstyle and bodytype as Kurtzman and Elder's "Little Annie Fanny" but Annie was blond and had much larger eyes... but this image is an homage to Bill Ward. Ward's cartoons often appeared in Playboy as well as other "men's magazines" so hopefully you identified it with exactly that guy I'm paying tribute to and whose style I'm doing my best to copy here.
I first became familiar with Bill Ward's work as a kid back in the 70's when he did a lot of work for Cracked, a humor magazine with a similar style and format as Mad magazine but Ward had been around much longer. He worked in comics on titles like "Torchy" and "Blackhawk" in the late 40's/early 50's but is more well known for his adult cartoons and illustrations.
Dragondack
Posted: 2017/4/1 18:15  Updated: 2017/4/1 18:15
The Great Eternal Dragon
Joined: 2004/2/9
From: Edmonton,Alberta,Canada
Posts: 11252
 Re: Golden Age Queen Bee
Reminders me of one of those Playboy Cartoon characters!


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