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I've explained about this lady before,but I'll do it again here...once there was a humor magazine called SICK,basically a MAD magazine wannabe,that ran from 1960 to 1980.In its last five years,it was published by the aging Charlton Publications,with legendary artist Jack Sparling as its editor,who also contributed much of the artwork.
One such creation of his was Cher D'Flower,a back-pages featurette that was three-to-four pages of a fictional blonde female reporter who worked for them,yet we never saw her do anything more than lounge around her apartment...in the nude.As this was in an over-the-counter publication,the nudity was largely self-censored.The novelty must've worn off quickly,because she was later joined by her plus-sized,actress-wannabe half-sister Ophelia Bunz,who also preferred to relax sans wardrobe.
Here,I'm imagining her in one of those Hostess ads of the 1970s,usually frequented by DC or Marvel's superheroes.

Incidentally,if you'd like to see actual Cher D'Flower artwork as done by Sparling,you can check out the sunny side of cher,a collage which can be found in my gallery...OR...you can find some on my blog,the address of which is on my main page.

Description
I've explained about this lady before,but I'll do it again here...once there was a humor magazine called SICK,basically a MAD magazine wannabe,that ran from 1960 to 1980.In its last five years,it was published by the aging Charlton Publications,with legendary artist Jack Sparling as its editor,who also contributed much of the artwork.
One such creation of his was Cher D'Flower,a back-pages featurette that was three-to-four pages of a fictional blonde female reporter who worked for them,yet we never saw her do anything more than lounge around her apartment...in the nude.As this was in an over-the-counter publication,the nudity was largely self-censored.The novelty must've worn off quickly,because she was later joined by her plus-sized,actress-wannabe half-sister Ophelia Bunz,who also preferred to relax sans wardrobe.
Here,I'm imagining her in one of those Hostess ads of the 1970s,usually frequented by DC or Marvel's superheroes.

Incidentally,if you'd like to see actual Cher D'Flower artwork as done by Sparling,you can check out the sunny side of cher,a collage which can be found in my gallery...OR...you can find some on my blog,the address of which is on my main page.