Quicksand Fans

water_bug_62208 wrote:

PM2K wrote:And now... the Wonder Woman tar pit scene, from Justice League Of America #1, The World of No Return!

Nice find! I have the two frames of Wonder Woman stuck in the tar pit on the first page, but not the entire pages. It's nice to see that even someone as strong and powerful as Wonder Woman can get hopelessly stuck and sink to her doom in gooey tar, and requiring someone with the strength of Superman to pull her free.

Her pose as she struggles to free her stuck legs on the first page is beautifully drawn, and I love how her superhuman strength merely drives her powerful legs even deeper into tar as she slowly sinks into the dark depths below. I also love how the narrative at the top of the first frame on the second page notes that Superman had to heave on Wonder Woman's arms twice to free her and that you can see the tar relentlessly stretching up after her when he finally frees her... love the idea that her legs were hopelessly stuck really bad in the tar.

Thanks for sharing!

PM2K wrote:

water_bug_62208 wrote:

PM2K wrote:And now... the Wonder Woman tar pit scene, from Justice League Of America #1, The World of No Return!

Nice find! I have the two frames of Wonder Woman stuck in the tar pit on the first page, but not the entire pages. It's nice to see that even someone as strong and powerful as Wonder Woman can get hopelessly stuck and sink to her doom in gooey tar, and requiring someone with the strength of Superman to pull her free.

Her pose as she struggles to free her stuck legs on the first page is beautifully drawn, and I love how her superhuman strength merely drives her powerful legs even deeper into tar as she slowly sinks into the dark depths below. I also love how the narrative at the top of the first frame on the second page notes that Superman had to heave on Wonder Woman's arms twice to free her and that you can see the tar relentlessly stretching up after her when he finally frees her... love the idea that her legs were hopelessly stuck really bad in the tar.

Thanks for sharing!

I was thinking of those frames you posted waterbug and kept searching for the scene. Glad to have found it. WW is well overdue for another struggle in the tar... or mire or quicksand...

water_bug_62208 wrote:

PM2K wrote:

water_bug_62208 wrote:

PM2K wrote:And now... the Wonder Woman tar pit scene, from Justice League Of America #1, The World of No Return!

Nice find! I have the two frames of Wonder Woman stuck in the tar pit on the first page, but not the entire pages. It's nice to see that even someone as strong and powerful as Wonder Woman can get hopelessly stuck and sink to her doom in gooey tar, and requiring someone with the strength of Superman to pull her free.

Her pose as she struggles to free her stuck legs on the first page is beautifully drawn, and I love how her superhuman strength merely drives her powerful legs even deeper into tar as she slowly sinks into the dark depths below. I also love how the narrative at the top of the first frame on the second page notes that Superman had to heave on Wonder Woman's arms twice to free her and that you can see the tar relentlessly stretching up after her when he finally frees her... love the idea that her legs were hopelessly stuck really bad in the tar.

Thanks for sharing!

I was thinking of those frames you posted waterbug and kept searching for the scene. Glad to have found it. WW is well overdue for another struggle in the tar... or mire or quicksand...

Thank you very much for searching for these! And, I agree... seeing a muscular, scantily dress woman like Wonder Woman bravely struggling to free her stuck and sinking legs from a muddy trap is a treat.

PM2K wrote:Here's something different.... it was passed along to me by a member of QSA who wishes to remain anonymous. This is pretty cool, I thought.

PM2K wrote:Here's something different.... it was passed along to me by a member of QSA who wishes to remain anonymous. This is pretty cool, I thought.

PM2K wrote:Here's something different.... it was passed along to me by a member of QSA who wishes to remain anonymous. This is pretty cool, I thought.

tanya_wam wrote:

PM2K wrote:Here's something different.... it was passed along to me by a member of QSA who wishes to remain anonymous. This is pretty cool, I thought.

Okay now that is like totally weird... did this actually get printed somewhere?