icon_uk (![[info]](https://www.insanejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} icon_uk) wrote in ![[info]](https://www.insanejournal.com/img/community.gif){kind=small} scans_daily,@ 2009-08-12 20:14:00 |
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| Entry tags: | char: batgirl/oracle/barbara gordon, char: robin/nightwing/dick grayson, creator: don newton, creator: ramona fradon |
Is there NOTHING this guy doesn't make sexy? :)
Dick Grayson really is astounding, the man for all seasons (and fetishes).
He's appealing to women and men, and the hetero and homo flavours of both. He looks great in heroic poses and adorable when tied up. And yet, there's been one little area, just one, quite popular amongst certain folk in this community, where he's never had a chance to shine... that's about to change...
When browsing along past aintitcool, I saw a reference to a newly release Super Friends DVD set, The Lost Episodes, those 6 and 7 minute episodes which were made before several series, but which didn't actually get shown until the mid 1990's as part of another show.
I'd never heard of it, so went looking through the episode descriptions and came across one episode which has reference to our hero being transformed into... a catboy!
Yup, Dick FINALLY ticks the Furries box!
He's scratched by an accidentally created werecat (research scientists should never be cat people), whose claws cut right through his glove.
The change is pretty instantaneous...
Ooh, looks like he might need a shave now...
Strangely, his eyes become visible when he goes cat...
And now we have Dick Grayson... or perhaps in this case Tom Grayson, the Black Panther Wonder
The change is more than cosmetic, as Robin sides with the catpeople who want to spread the kitty love....
And he's not too pleased when Batman tries to stop him (It does actually prove that this incarnation of Dick doesn't wear tights.)
Tell me Batman isn't LOVING his little romp with his furry little buddy here, we can see his smile... To him, it's like Catwoman and the Teen Wonder in one strokeable package! I bet he's picturing him curled up in front of the fire, wearing nothing by the cape, and a little collar with a bell on it...and possible pixie bootees for special occasions, and tickling him behind the ear... the rest I leave to your imagination.
Robin and the two scientists on the prowl....
Batman develops a cure, but Robin and the cats knock it out of his hands...
And Batman gets scratched himself, though not by Robin...
But this only being a short, the assistance of the incredibly camp "El Dorado" manages to deliver the antidote to our heroes and Robin shifts back from feline to primate.
To see the episode for yourself, check this link out.
And to keep the Superfriends theme going, here's a nice little portrait of the Teen Wonder by Super Friends comic artist par excellence, Ramona Fradon.
And for legality, and keeping the theme going, a picture from a 1970's Batman Family where Batgirl and Robin are about to be attacked by Man-Bat, who has been turned into a were-jaguar.
