Friday, July 15, 2011

"Gal" Friday! Paige Duke


After a third party posted nude pictures of former Miss Sprint Cup Paige Duke, NASCAR invoked a morality clause in Duke's contract to fire her. Paige claims that the photographs were previously taken by her then boyfriend while she was a freshman in college and while she was in her second season with the program. NASCAR offically claims that firing Ms. Duke was justified, since she is the face of the brand at racing events and that she has to have a good image behind it. In this case, the nude photos that were released negatively impacted their reputation and would therefore adversely reflect on their brand. They say that the firing is harsh only because it is a hard lesson for her to learn.

Look, I know bullshit when I smell it and it is laughable for an organization run by and catering to beer-swilling, tobacco-chewing rednecks to adhere to a "morality" clause in the first place. Hell, half the audience in the stands at Nascar events can't even spell the word morality, much less understand it.

The important thing to focus on here is that a coterie of boardroom holier-than-thou types just decided that a smoking hot young girl, who was hired for being just that, no longer measures up. As far as I'm concerned, Paige Duke just became the "official" spokesmodel for The Comic Book Catacombs. At least until next Friday!

"Daisy Duke" she ain't, and in my opinion she's way hotter, but this weeks "Gal" Friday selection has suddenly found herself leaping from the frying pan directly into the fire. Paige Duke is a local "gal" from Clemson, South Carolina after all, so she has the firm support of the Catacombs (and I DO mean that literally).


Thursday, July 14, 2011

Eliza Dushku Wallpapers

Eliza Dushku Photo

Eliza Dushku Bikni Photo

Eliza Dushku Photo

Eliza Dushku Photo

Eliza Dushku Photo

Eliza Dushku Photo

Eliza Dushku Photo

Eliza Dushku Wallpaper

Eliza Dushku Photo Wallpaper

Eliza Dushku Photo

Eliza Dushku Photo



Eliza Dushku was discovered at the end of a five-month search throughout the United States for the perfect girl to play the lead role of Alice opposite Juliette Lewis in the film That Night (1992). Since then, she has been in several films and has worked with actors such as Robert De Niro, Ellen Barkin, Leonardo DiCaprio, Paul Reiser, and James Belushi. Born in Boston on December 30, 1980, she has studied the piano, drums, and several types of dance (jazz, tap, and ballet). Her previous acting experience includes numerous amateur presentations at the Watertown Children's Theater where she was part of the company since she was in the first grade. In addition to acting, she is sometimes seen on stage at the Children's Theater signing for the deaf.

Doutzen Kroes HQ Photo Pack

Doutzen Kroes Photo

Doutzen Kroes Wallpape

Doutzen Kroes Photos

Doutzen Photo

Doutzen Photos

Doutzen Kroes Photo Wallpaper

Doutzen Kroes Photo

Doutzen Kroes Wallpapers

Doutzen Kroes Photo

Doutzen Wallpapers

Doutzen Kroes Photo

Doutzen Kroes Photo

Doutzen Kroes Photo

Doutzen Kroes Photo

Doutzen Kroes Photo

Doutzen Kroes Photo

Doutzen Kroes Photo

Doutzen Kroes Photo

Doutzen Kroes Photo

Doutzen Kroes Photo

Last Night

Last Night


Last Night
I Looked Up At
The Stars And
Watched Each One
With A Reason Why
I Love You.

I Was Doing Great Until
I Ran Out Of Stars.

Nyoka the Jungle Girl in "The Sinister Jungle Myth" (Charlton;1955)

Nyoka the Jungle Girl is often described as having been created by Edgar Rice Burroughs, but although the 1941 movie serial starring Frances Gifford as Nyoka was officially based on Burroughs' story "Jungle Girl" (which first appeared in the pulp magazine Blue Book and later was expanded into a novel) there is no character named Nyoka and no Nyoka-like character in that original story.

Fawcett Comics used the film version of Nyoka as the basis for a one-shot Jungle Girl Comics #1 (1942); and she continued to appear in her own self-titled series irregularly until 1953, when Fawcett ceased publication. Nyoka was subsequently sold to Charlton by Fawcett after the National Comics Publications v. Fawcett Publications lawsuit. Her first Charlton appearance occurred in Nyoka, Jungle Girl #14 (November 1955), in this full-issue tale called "The Sinister Jungle Myth". No creative team credits are available.

 The Catacombs is grateful to Don "Zu-Gogo" Falkos for providing the scans for this story. Note: the copyright for this issue, its contents and artwork belong to the original publisher and/or creators and is reproduced here solely for entertainment purposes.




















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