why yes. yes they are

I wonder who's they are.

They are Pauley's. That's my story and I'm sticking to it. Regardless of what reality says.

In fact, I think I shall contact Pauley to get a personal visual and tactile confirmation.

I do too.

Not the best Photoshop job in the world, but good.

My biggest gripe is that the artist could have blended it a bit better without blurring the area right below the chin, and at least match the head shadows with the body ones. But, nice try anyway.

Pauley's a really nice person. She's very giving and does a lot of charity work too. :)

oddly enough, Im not finding myself that concerned with such details.

Excellent plan, but please be sure to secure an autograph for Headliner before moving on to the tactile confirmation stage.

One of the things that really reinforces her sexiness is the fact that she is forty-one! And it's not like "she's sexy for a forty-one-year-old," it's "she's sexy AND she's forty-one!"

Double yowza!






Oh, and uh... I hope everyone who is going enjoys Con

The tats on her back and neck aren't real.

For anyone interested there's a blog collecting info/signings/goingson at the con.

http://sdccblog.com/

Love how they announced NO twilight!! Whooohoooo!

For Mousepod

Friday
4:00-5:00 Krazy Kat's 100th Anniversary Celebration!— An exclusive multimedia show of unpublished strips, drawings, and paintings presented by Craig Yoe, author of Krazy + Ignatz in Tiger Tea (IDW) and the forthcoming Krazy Kat and The Art of George Herriman: A Celebration (Abrams ComicArts). The panel will explore a century of Krazy-ness, with Greg Goldstein (IDW), R. C. Harvey (The Art of the Funnies), Charles Kochman (Abrams ComicArts), and Douglas Wolk (Reading Comics). Plus a thrilling bonus: a never-before-seen home movie of Krazy's kreator, George Herriman! Room 4