Brenda Starr by June Brigman and Mary Schmich
- November 04, 2009
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June Brigman and Mary Schmich’s classic soap-opera strip was a pioneer: a comic featuring a strong female lead character. Brenda Starr’s adventures, if not a realistic portrayal of a reporter’s life, have nevertheless captured the imagination of millions of readers.
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Margueritem
said,
17 days ago
Brenda, no stuttering, sister. Stand up and say it loud and proud!
LordDogmore
said,
17 days ago
Brenda goes all Roster Cogburn, “Fill your hands you Bollywood witch!”
Susan001 said, 17 days ago
Don’t be such a wimp, Brenda. You’ll probably have to kill another gorgeous animal, namely, Caressa!
RobinaFox said, 17 days ago
I think Caressa means, what a gorgeous coat this will make!
cvuco said, 17 days ago
Okay, now the Tribune Tiger has a 2:15 to play the rug in Orphan Annie’s room…
Amy said, 17 days ago
One shot with both men blocking it and Brenda killed the tiger. Since when is Brenda shy or nervous about confronting evil women?
Newenglandah said, 17 days ago
It’s illegal to hunt tigers in India–they are endangered. Caressa plans to frame Brenda and have her arrested. She doesn’t know that the editor is a witness.
Jo Jo said, 17 days ago
Thanks for the info, Newenglandah. That’s a delicious wrinkle.
shades_is_here said, 17 days ago
I think that tiger was Caressa and she was hopeing that it would kill the two guys and then she would have some how got her gun unjamedafter it killed them but brenda killed it before any of that could happen.
Jogger2 said, 17 days ago
Caressa may have lied about her rifle being jammed. If so, how did she arrange for the man-killing tiger to be released at that location on such short notice? The “tiger hunt” started soon after her ex-husbands showed up, when she learned that they knew she was alive
She told Carina that everything she (Caressa) was doing was for her (Carina). What kind of Mom takes a kid where the kid can see her mother shoot someone, then watch her father and uncle get killed by a tiger?
Joe Allen Doty said, 17 days ago
When Brenda shot the Tiger, it was up in the air with its head and about half of its body above level of the men’s heads.
Jogger2 might have been correct in regard to Caressa’s rifle jamming. After all, she said the tiger was a gorgeous animal. Had she trained the animal to attack men only?
I thought that only Carina’s father was Caressa’s ex-husband and the brother was an ex-boyfriend.
Caressa is guilty of child abuse. And the girl’s uncle isn’t exactly innocent either.
woodworker318 said, 17 days ago
Newenglandah
The editor (Ganesh) didn’t see any thing as he passed out.
Also, how did Caressa manage to sling the rifle over her shoulder so quick?
Dypak
said,
16 days ago
Too bad Brenda didnt shoot Cassendra, Raj and Taj instead. The tiger actually had some value.
dagomir
said,
13 days ago
Two decades to the final extermination of the tigers in the wild. And the hero Brenda Starr kills one of them? What a shame.