UNCOVERED Did Pepper Smith of She's Josie

 

We have Pepper Smith of Archie Comics She's Josie and Josie before it more popular Josie and the Pussycats being in the nude with a armbinder. thigh high ballet boots, bound with zip ties and a bit gag.

Pepper Smith was Josie Jones' best friend in all early, pre-Pussycats "Josie" strips. Her first appearance was alongside Josie's debut. She then appeared in most Josie stories until she was removed from the comic after Josie #41, in the lead-up to that title's transformation into Josie and the Pussycats.

Josie and the Pussycats (initially published as She's Josie and Josie) is a teen-humor comic book about a fictional rock band, created by Dan DeCarloo and published by Archie Comicss. First published in 1963, with regular issues through 1982, additional one-shot issues followed on an irregular basis. A reboot of the comic for the New Riverdale imprint launched in September 2016.

Cartoonist Dan DeCarlo, who had spent most of the 1950s drawing teen and career-girl humor comics such as Millie the Model for Atlas Comics, that decade's forerunner of Marvel Comics, began freelancing for Archie Comics. In 1960, he and Atlas editor-in-chief Stan Lee co-created the short-lived syndicated comic strip Wille Lumpkin, about a suburban mail carrier, for the Chicago, Illinois-based Publishers Syndicate. Casting about for more comic-strip work, DeCarlo created the characters of Josie and her friends. Josie DeCarlo, the artist's wife and Josie's namesake, explained that "We went on a Caribbean cruise, and I had a [cat] costume for the cruise, and that's the way it started."

DeCarlo first tried to sell the character as a syndicated comic strip called Here's Josie, recalling in 2001:

When Publishers Syndicate in Chicago got interested in Willie Lumpkin ... I was also hustling my own strip and trying to get it published. Before we got to Publishers Syndicate, I went to United Features in New York with two strips — Barney's Beat and Josie. [United Feature] told me they liked them both, and they'd like to see more samples, because I didn't bring much. I brought maybe six dailies of Barney's Beat and six dailies of Josie. That posed a problem for me. I knew I couldn't handle both strips and still keep up with the comic book work, because a syndicated bit was very risky. So, I decided to shelve Josie, and concentrated on Willie Lumpkin. Once publishers got interested in it, it was a year in developing, and it was launched, I think, in 1960. But Willie Lumpkin didn't last long—it only last a little better than a year, maybe a year and a half. I quickly submitted the Josie strip back to Publishers and Harold Anderson, and he sent it back and said, 'It's not what we're looking for, Dan, but keep up the good work,' or words of that kind. Then is when I decided to take it to Archie to see if they could do it as a comic book. I showed it to Richard Goldwater, and he showed it to his father, and a day or two later I got the OK to do it as a comic book.

Josie was introduced in a solo series, She's Josie. The first issue was cover-dated February 1963. The series featured levelheaded, sweet-natured redhead Josie, her ditzy blonde bombshell friend Melody, and the brainy, cynical, bespectacled brunette Pepper. These early years also featured the characters of Josie's beatnik boyfriend Albert; Pepper's strong but not-too-bright boyfriend Socrates ("Sock" for short); Albert's rival Alexander Cabot III, who chased after both Josie and Melody; and Alex's obnoxious twin sister Alexandra Cabot. None of the mainstream Archie characters appeared with Josie until the ninth issue of her own title. Josie and her friends occasionally appeared in "crossover" issues with the main Archie characters. She's Josie displayed a new Josie-only logo beginning with issue #14 (August, 1965), was officially renamed Josie with issue #17 (December, 1965) and again renamed, to Josie and the Pussycats, with issue #45 (December, 1969). The series finished its run under this title with issue #106 (October, 1982). Josie and her gang also made irregular appearances in Pep Comics and Laugh Comics during the 1960s.

SLIMBER PARTY KO Diane Simmons of Family Guy

Simmons 

 

We have Diane Simmons of Family Guy not reporting from the worst slumber party ever.

Diane Simmons (née Seidelman) was Tom Tucker's co-anchor on Quahog 5 News and eventually became a murderer. Although when the series started, she and Tom seemed to have a healthy and at times possibly sexual relationship, that quickly changed to where they instead bicker a lot on the air, and she soon became the butt of his jokes. This relationship started spiraling around the time of her 40th birthday. She also hosted a talk show called Diane!, on which the Griffins were guests and exposed their secrets. The show was first seen in "Fifteen Minutes of Shame."

BED BOUND Equestria Girls CDC Girls

This is a request by @VyondDamsels for Apple Bloom, Scootaloo, and Sweetie Belle, the Cutie Mark Crusaders, of My Little Pony: Equestria Girls being kidnapped. Now the three of them have bound and gagged in leotards awaiting rescue on a bed.

Apple Bloom is a character in My Little Pony: Equestria Girls. Like many of the other characters in this movie, Apple Bloom has a pony counterparts in Equestria.

Apple Bloom appears in Equestria Girls for the first time with Sweetie Belle and Scootaloo  when Twilight Sparkle is singing This Strange New World (song) next time she is seen is when she is in the library with Scootaloo and Sweetie Belle (humanized version of the CMC). Apple Bloom is seen in the Equestria Girls (Movie Song), as well as the song This is Our Big Night.

She is around the age of the younger ponies/humans, so she it is thought that she is a high school freshman in the movie. Even though she is in Elementary school in the show.

Human Apple Bloom wears her signature pink ribbon in her hair, a green shirt, jeans and orange galoshes. At the Fall Formal, she is wearing a sleeveless lace-trimmed lavender-coloured dress with a light violet ribbon around the waist. There is a flower in the middle of the ribbon, which might be a reference to her name (Apple Bloom.)

Apple Bloom and her fellow Crusaders appear in My Little Pony Equestria Girls: Rainbow Rocks.

They first appear in the gymnasium working on their poster for the upcoming Canterlot High School Musical Showcase. When the now-reformed Sunset Shimmer asks if she can help them, Apple Bloom politely declines the offer, still haunted by the Fall Formal events.

Scootaloo is a female school-age Pegasus pony. She first appears in Friendship is Magic, part 1, and she is later properly introduced in Call of the Cutie. Scootaloo and her friends, Apple Bloom and Sweetie Belle form the Cutie Mark Crusaders, a club/"secret society" devoted to helping ponies earn their cutie marks. She is a talented scooter driver. She idolizes Rainbow Dash and develops a sisterly bond with her in Sleepless in Ponyville. Lauren Faust has stated that Scootaloo and Rainbow are not related.

Scootaloo is energetic and tomboyish, much like her idol Rainbow Dash. She complains about having to listen to "sappy" and "namby-pamby" stories in The Cutie Mark Chronicles. However, like the other Crusaders, she finds Big McIntosh and Cheerilee's romance charming in Hearts and Hooves Day. Although brash and spunky, she is skittish and self-conscious in Sleepless in Ponyville.

Sweetie Belle is Rarity's younger sister. She makes her first major appearance in the episode Call of the Cutie. Sweetie Belle and her friends, Apple Bloom and Scootaloo, form the Cutie Mark Crusaders, a club/"secret society" devoted to helping ponies earn their cutie marks.

True to her name, Sweetie Belle is very kindhearted and innocent. Despite this, she is often mischievous, vain, naive, and impetuous.​[​specify​]​ However, Sweetie Belle remains positive and well-meaning in times of crisis, especially if she is responsible.​

 

BLINDFOLD BOUND Chloe Bourgeois of Miraculous

 

We have Chloe Bourgeois of Miraculous: Adventures of Ladybug and Chat Nior being bound, blindfolded and gagged in a leotard.

Chloé Bourgeois is Marinette's  rival and a student in Miss Bustier class at College Francoise Dupont. Her father, Andre Bourgesois, is the mayor of Paris. Chloé is spoiled, pretentious, and superficial. She does everything she can to crush and humiliate the other students, especially Marinette. Her father having been Mayor of Paris and spoiling her all her life, she believes is the most important person in the world and everyone adores her. She thinks highly of herself and lowly of others, thinking she deserves everything and taking pride in her popular, rich lifestyle. If there is something that she wants, like Adrien's attention or revenge against Marinette, she will do anything, including underhanded actions, to succeed. She steals Marinette's derby hat design in order to humiliate her and impress Adrien and Gabriel Agreste in "Mr. Pigeon", and she threatens Mr. Damocles to punish Alya by calling her father in "Lady Wifi". Her sour attitude comes across openly to whatever and whoever she despises, but she will sometimes pretend to be innocent and emotional to manipulate others, from her father to Adrien. She rarely treats any of her peers respectfully, and she is bossy and overbearing to her only friend, Sabrina.

While being awful and careless to anyone but herself, Chloé is easily scared at danger, often by akumatized villains. Having helped caused some people to be akumatized, Chloé, to her horror and confusion, finds herself their victim for revenge. Despite some of the villains calling her out for her nasty behavior, Chloé disagrees with them, believing she is good. She remains awful most of the time, but occasionally, she shows a bit more kindness, sometimes expressing happiness about Ladybug saving her.

UNDERWEAR DiD Diane Simmons of Family Guy

We have Diane Simmons of Family Guy being bound and gagged in underwear.

Diane Simmons (née Seidelman) was Tom Tucker's co-anchor on Quahog 5 News and eventually became a murderer. Although when the series started, she and Tom seemed to have a healthy and at times possibly sexual relationship, that quickly changed to where they instead bicker a lot on the air, and she soon became the butt of his jokes. This relationship started spiraling around the time of her 40th birthday. She also hosted a talk show called Diane!, on which the Griffins were guests and exposed their secrets. The show was first seen in "Fifteen Minutes of Shame."