Friday, August 14, 2026
SLUMBER PARTY KO Pepper Smith of Josie and the Pussycats
We have Pepper Smith of Archie Comics She's Josie and Josie before it more popular Josie and the Pussycats being another guest of the worst slumber party.
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.
BIKINI BONDAGE Anya of Inspector Gadget
We have Anya of Inspector Gadget episode "Pirince of the Gypsies" bound and gagged in bikini.
Anya: Penny met Anya in the episode "Prince of the Gypsies" when she & Brain travelled secretly to Romanovia to assist her uncle in recovering the Romanovian Royal Seal whose theft was being blamed on the local gypsies. Penny and Brain stowed away in a gypsy caravan and Penny told Brain her plans to uncover the real thief at which point Anya revealed that she was in the caravan watching them quietly and she liked what she'd heard. Anya assisted Penny in finding where the MAD Agents posing as gypsies had hidden the Royal Seal and Brain got it to her uncle. Once again Inspector Gadget solved a case with no idea what had happened behind the scenes. Brain, Penny and Anya had a good laugh when Chief Quimby said he didn't know how he'd done it and Gadget answered that sometimes he didn't know either.Dr. Claw tries to frame the gypsies of Romanovia for the theft of the Royal Seal of Romanovia. While Gadget investigathe gypsies (which results in being mistaken to be the prince of the gypsies), Penny and her new friend Anya try to find the real thief.
CATSUIT BONDAGE Melissa the OC MILF
This is a request by @KattTOMA2 for some cartoon cuties being bound and gagged in catsuits. We have @shin-mothra-99 's MILF OC Melissa being tied and gagged in a tight catsuit.
Thursday, August 13, 2026
CELEBRITY INTERLUDE Kath Soucie
We have American voice actress Kath Soucie being bound and gagged to a chair. Her outfit is based on the dress she wore to Los Angeles premiere of Rugrats Go Wild film.
Katherine Elaine "Kath" Soucie is an American voice actress. She first studied acting under drama teacher Manu Tupou. After graduating from high school, she attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and began a successful career on the New York stage for two years before securing an agent in 1985 and moving out to Los Angeles.
Endowed with a natural talent for voices and characterizations, she became one of the top voice actresses of The '80s, and is still working today. Her professionalism and versatility have created a steady demand for her talents.
Following the enormous success of Paramount's animated feature film The Rugrats Movie, she then started recording her roles of Phil, Lil and Betty in the theatrical sequel, Rugrats in Paris.
Among her other roles: Mike Young Productions' Cliford the Big Red Dog, Kino Films' Mike, Lu & Og, Stardust Entertainment's Stevie Stardust, Ubisoft's rayman and Insomniac Games' Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando. Her trip into the digital world, however, started waaaay back in the Silver Age of video games with such titles as Full Throttle (LucasArts). This makes her longer lived than most studios or publishers of the time.
Her vocals can also be heard on such Emmy Award-winning classics as Captain Planet and the Planeteers, Tiny Toon Adventures and The Critic.
She's quite talented with accents, as evidenced in The Replacements, Dial M For Monkey and Mike, Lu & Og (British), Tiny Toon Adventures (French), and Captain Planet and the Planeteers (Russian).
She's also voiced the villainous Nerissa in the second season of W.I.T.C.H., Maddie Fenton in Danny Phantom, Aerie in Baldur's Gate II, Agent K in The Replacements, Ray Ray in The Life and Times of Juniper Lee, the female Smuggler in Star Wars: The Old Republic, and a younger version of Jason Bateman's character Nick Wilde in Zootopia (2016). She was the voice of Kanga in Disney's Winnie the Pooh productions from 2000 to 2010.
She's also known for having a very private life, rarely making public appearances or doing interviews (unless she absolutely has to do these two things on those rare occasions whenever she feels comfortable enough), and has completely shied away from social media of any kind.
SLUMBER PARTY KO Lily Klein of Resident Evil
We havean adult Lily Klein of Resident Evil Survivor going to the worst slumber party,
Lily Klein was a citizen on Umbrella's planned community on Sheena Island.
Born sometime around 1990, Lily grew up being brainwashed by Umbrella's supremacist values. She lived in a house against a ditch with her 'gentle' mother, 'burly' father and her brother, Lott Klein.
In late November1998, Sheena Island fell to a t-Virus outbreak. She obeyed her parents' instructions prior to their deaths, and fled with her brother to safety. Dressed in bear applique overalls, she spent the better part of two days hiding in the Umbrella office building in the city centre, waiting for Lott to return with help.
Lily was discovered by Ark Thompson as she played with the facility's computer, playing voice recorded messages from Commander Vincent Goldman's mother. Terrified by the stranger, she ran from Ark, who was then forced away by Lott. The two children ran back to their house. Lott hid her in their nursery as he set off to gain access to the city's subway system. Ark found her as he searched their house, and eventually succeeded in convincing her he wasn't going to hurt her.
Lily later joined with Lott and Ark as they teamed up together to reach the heliport on the other side of the subway line. They got to a helicopter and took off as the island's facilities exploded.
BURQA BONDAGE Mabel Pines of Gravity Falls
We have Mabel Pines of Disney's Gravity Falls being kidnapped in a burqa.
Mabel Pines (born 5 minutes before Dipper, in Piedmont, California) is a bouncy, energetic, optimistic girl spending the summer with her Great Uncle Stan in Gravity Falls, Oregon, where she and her brother frequently encounter the supernatural. The deuteragonist of the series, she takes a much less serious approach to life than her twin as she navigates her odd new surroundings.
Mabel was born at the end of summer 1999, just five minutes before her twin brother Dipper. She claims to have shown a "natural gift" for art since she was two. Since the age of three, Mabel has celebrated Halloween in Piedmont with her twin brother, Dipper. At age nine, she won a mini-golf tournament.
Sometime during the month of June, Mabel and her twin brother, Dipper, were sent from Piedmont, California to the small town of Gravity Falls, Oregon to visit their great uncle, Stanford Pines. Mabel believes that this is her "chance to have an epic summer romance." She shows her boy-crazy obsession when she agrees to date a very mysterious character, who says he is teenage boy named Norman, after trying to date many other local boys. But little does she know that "he" is actually a group of gnomes, posing as a teenage boy. The gnomes ask her to be their queen, and try to kidnap her when she refuses. Dipper aids in Mabel's escape and brings her back to the Mystery Shack on a golf cart. Mabel then defeats the gnomes using a leaf blower. Stan allows them to take one thing from the Mystery Shack for free, and Mabel decides on a grappling hook.
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