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Bettie posing. Among other things, Bettie was a skilled seamstress who made many of her own bathingsuits and costumes. Such skill increased her value to her employer and since she was her own costumer, she didn't have to pay rent for or buy outfits. There is a good possibility that Bettie's bikini bottom in this photo is one of her own creations. Atta girl!

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Striking!

Frantisek Drtikol - Woman Crucified, 1913

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Teri Garr in Young Frankenstein, 1974 You can see her in all her naked glory in the movie "One From the Heart." Not a great movie but fantastic nudity.

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Alexander Raymond put on an Old Master artistic demonstration week after week. Every panel of this strip looks like should be hanging on a museum wall! In the first panel Flash could be an old-world patriarch in pursuit of some elusive goal. The second panel is a landscape by Dore. Note how he uses white streaks to give an impression of a glass bubble in the upper right, Note the intensity of the facial expressions. The lower left panel is least interesting but has astounding composition, The lower middle could be a Roman Centurian and citizen in consultation. Finally, we have Dale in a good girl pose not too far from a siren summoning Ulysses, Raymond may have been the single most talented comic strip artist of all. Certainly, his style is the most modern and relevant. Imagine seeing this in your Sunday paper next to Garfield!

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Jenny Agutter in "Logan's Run" 1976. In the novel her character was twenty-one. there is also a scene in the novel which was filmed and unfortunately lost where Box creates an nude ice sculptor of her chrarcter Jenny and Logan. In the book, that scene ends with her being bound spead eagle to a block of ice while another giant slab of ice inches towards her with the intent of executing her. I must say those pages and that scene were read and reread by adolescent me!

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Who DOESN'T dream of Jeanie?

Barbara Eden

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For close shots in the show, they added a large black bow to Yvonne's bathing suit in an attempt to hide her cleavage. This was especially ironic considering that the Joker's henchwoman Sivi Aberg as Undine was wearing a much more revealing white bikini.

Yvonne Craig as Batgirl in the 'Batman' episode 'Surf's Up! Joker's Under!', 1967

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Redheads are by far the sexiest of women. They are up for anything and have a higher pain threshold than blondes or brunettes.

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Art by Steve Geiger, Marvel Swimsuit Issue #2. I miss those Marvel Swimsuit issues. The idea would NEVER fly today, but it was fun!

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A panel from Alexander Raymond's Flash Gordon. In a later panel we learn that Dale's hands are tied behind her back! Look at Ming's shit-eating grin. What transpired wile Dale was his "dinner gueast" as the strip put it. She can't use her hands. What sort of dining was taking place? Ming certainly enjoyed himself. Whatever transpired, Dale found it profoundly unpleasant. In that dress, which she donned at Ming's insistence, just about all of her anatomy is open for inspection and (perhaps/) more?

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The collar denotes my ownership! Pricy, but worth every penny. We all have this dream!

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Produce to the rescue! Power Girl borrows some produce from a very fortunate neighbor after losing her towel. Power Girl has the best body of any comic book babe. She is the stuff of dreams! (Very dirty dreams!)

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Power Girl drops her towel! Hot in pursuit of a blackmailer, fresh from the shower, Karen Starr, AKA Power Girl has a major wardrobe malfunction. WOW!

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SUBMIT. STAY ASLEEP.

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It's a half hour before your promotion party. Big upgrade in responsibilities, huge upgrade in pay. Life is going to get better and better from this moment on. Your wife Bettie asks you to hand her her dress which is on the hanger from the dry cleaners. You turn and this is your view and you realize half an hour? Yeah! We have time!

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Alexandra Hay -- an actress who filled my imagination as a youngster from an episode of Mission: Impossible where her character was inserted in the narrative for the soul purpose of being strip searched in an airplane by a group of male revolutionaries. Yes, she does have the goods on her, microdots on her contact lenses, discovered while she is wrapped in a blanket, quite nude, and the wardrobe she arrived in is in tatters. The microdots are a red herring which could have been turned over immediately but that is not salacious.

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Bridgett Bardot -- she has tan lines on her tan lines!