R: Barbie Fashion #39 (March 1994), art by Amanda Conner and Jeffrey Albrecht
(Click picture to 20,000 leagues-size)
Saturday, February 16, 2008
Separated at Birth: Look out, lad, a mermaid be waiting for you/In mysterious fathoms below
R: Barbie Fashion #39 (March 1994), art by Amanda Conner and Jeffrey Albrecht
(Click picture to 20,000 leagues-size)
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6 comments:
SEE THOSE TWO LITTLE FISH WATCHING BARBIE? - NOW LOOK AT THE COVER OF SHOWCASE #79.
SAME TWO LITTLE FISH!
PAUL S.
Where's Betty's oxygen tank? Also, a side tie bikini is terrible for deep sea diving. I can't believe Barbie was the smarter one, here!
I think... I think something is wrong with Betty's spine.
Good Heavens! Barbie's bosom is actually smaller and more realistically portrayed than Betty's!
Who'd a'thunk?
Yes, sallyp, it seems that they have their bosoms swapped.
The treasure, though: That they got right. Barbie gets all the riches while Betty, as usual, gets nothing.
I'll bet Barbie hangs with Veronica.
Judging by the background, it looks to me like Betty isn't very deep at all. I think she can be forgiven for her lack of deep sea diving gear if she's not deep sea diving.
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