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- Categories:Gender, Comic Book
- (C) 1953, New York Daily Mirror, Comedy, reprinted in 1994 as "Li'l
Abner: The 1953 Dailies" by Kitchen Sink Press.
Description
(note from the editor, this does not sound like a transformation,
and will probably not be included in the list) newspaper comic
strip 4/6/53 to 7/9/53. Li'l Abner Yokum becomes a female, at least
on paper. A law is enacted in Lower Slobbovia making Abner a
Slobbovian citizen and declaring him to be female. Renamed Liddle
Anya, he spends the next three months in drag adapting to being
female because he/she "obeys all laws, no matter how humiliating."
This includes taking a job as sparring partner for gorgeous lady
wrestler Tara Leggoff, who helps Anya with her makeup, loans
clothes, and takes on a double date with two Slobbovian sailors
(Pop Ivan and Sid Seasick). Anya eventually engages in a wrestling
match with Tara for the right to marry General Bullmoose's son
Weakfish. Abner becomes male again when rebels overthrow the
Slobbovian government and repeal all laws.
originally posted by anonymous on 2003-02-17, no edits, entryid=3839
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