Pete Boggs cheerleaders' comic

[PM2K]

Hello!

I don't usually make requests, but this one has been haunting me of late, so I thought I'd toss it out there.

I have a couple of panels, posted by others ages ago, from a Pete Boggs comic dealing with the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders who end up sinking in quicksand. Does anyone have info on this, or better yet, a way for me to snag a copy?

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

[Duncan Edwards]

I've got this one buried somewhere. It was one of my favorites and was the inspiration for my oft discussed dream of sinking a busload of cheerleaders. It's not likely that I'm going to be able to get to it any time soon so if someone can dig it up I'd love to see it again myself.

[PapaLysle]

Hummm A thought here.
Asa the last shoot of the season just before the clean out of the clay pit, could green dyed sawdust (and some white chalk) be applied to the surface to make it look like the sidelines, or a practice area, or even a football field, or even her Florida back yard. {Beware of gators and mud toads) She then could be doing a jump, tumble or something and land in the pit with a bog ka-splash. Of course of the impact she would quickly be upth her hips in mud.

Then the inevitable sink.

[PM2K]

An update of sorts...

Was this Boggs comic with the sinking cheerleaders entitled "The Butterfly Hunter" or "Beauties in the Bog?" I noticed both titles listed at the Quicksand Page site...

[water_bug_62208]

"The Butterfly Hunter" is not the cheerleaders comic you seek. If I recall correctly, "The Butterfly Hunter" was Pete's comic where a cute brunette wearing a pith helmet and glasses gets stuck in quicksand while, of course, hunting butterflies with an insect net. Somewhere along the line a biker chick comes along on her motorcycle and gets bogged down in the same mire.

[dlodoski]

Ok, this got my curiosity going, and motivated me to check my new whizbang NAS box (where I have been dumping anything and everything for the last couple months).

It was The Butterfly Hunter (sorry water bug).

And please excuse the watermarks. These scans originally appeared on a long-ago MPV photo CD. I don't have time to re-scan it, and I don't want to mess with the image quality by cropping and re-saving them.

[dlodoski]

and the rest

I would hazard to say that these stand the test of time very well.

[PM2K]

That was a classic indeed!

Thanks for digging this one up, Dave! You made my month!

[rockinbob]

Speaking of Older comics posted a while back. not sure the title but it was black and white and was western in nature. a guy sinking his wife cause she cheated on him. i used to have it but a hard drive format has eliminated all quicksand content i had, if anyone has it and is willing to post it that would be awesome. Thx

[General Woundwort]

Extraordinary as is all of his work; somehow I had missed most of this one. I adore the girl sitting on the sinking bus, contemplating her fate *calmly* as she goes deeper, soon to sink from sight; and then she too is gone. Spectacular imagery, that and all of it.

Thanks much Dave!