Jan 13 2012
A Jawdropping Gallery of Fairytale Fantasies
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One of our most popular posts uh..ever, is this one, which featured comic book artist J. Scott Campbell‘s sexy take on a number of classic Disney princesses.
Well as it happens, over the past year or so, his passion for spicing up childhood memories has only grown, and now he has a full-fledged calendar out called “Fairytale Fantasies,” which is exactly what it sounds like.
He takes the protagonists from a number of classic stories, some Disney, some simply fairytale, and shows them to us like we’ve never seen before. Ladies, I apologize for pandering to the men here, but I couldn’t resist with this gallery. Everyone should check it out below:
Click on any of the images to enlarge.
They get ever better on the next page.
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Where do those women keep their abdominal organs?
Uhm…
I really dig the artist and the style but isn’t this, like, the fifth or sixth time you posted the same pictures?
These are new, other than the Wicked Queen and the Cinderella which was released as a teaser for this new calendar.
Phenomenal, btw. Campbell is such a talent.
Campbell is awesome. Haven’t seen him do interiors on any comics in a while. Awesome cover from last year though: http://cdn.ifanboy.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/JUL090490.jpg
These are new. And awesome.
Gorgeous. I would kill to see this guy working on the Fables comic series.
Sometimes I wonder If Campbell has actually ever seen a woman.
reminds me of Robert Leifield (or whoever that Marvel artist was in the 90′s that gave the woman big tits, small waists, and the men big muscles and small heads).
Rob Leifeld is still around. He was drawing the Hawk and Dove book for the new 52. Apparently it didn’t do well because it’s being cancelled.
These women all have severe spine problems and appear to be missing some abdominal organs. Most appear to have Mr. Fantastic’s stretching ability in their legs.
Ok, down off Mt. Pious all the “OMG these are not REAL women” people. They’re comic art pinups ffs, deal with it. I’m quite sure photorealism was not the goal here.
Oh my gawd why aren’t all of these females anatomically correct?!
My one gripe is that their faces are all too similar.
Qerero, of course not. There’s no need to portray women as actual people. All they are are warm-bodied sex toys. 9_9
Your all reading a blog titled unreality, really going to complain about some fictional art?
Wah! They’re unrealistic! So what? They aren’t meant to be fantasy based eye candy. The only problem I have is that the link on Tinkerbell seems to be broken and I cannot get it to enlarge to save it at full size.