That's TWELVE comics, including:A yellow, 58" x 46" Sunny the California Girl throw, donated by Patricia Summerland, herself!
Includes: Original Page 14 Art by Rich Perotta Rare Cover Edition Comic Sassy sitcom centering on radio and television personality Martin Payne. Includes the Rare cover edition of Sunny the California Girl.An 8" x 10" classic modeling photo of Patricia Summerland, AUTOGRAPHED by Sunny herself, Patricia Summerland!
The ropes were a bright pink and the characters had various "gimmicks". English (US) Español; Français (France)
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Roger Fernandez added 2 new photos to Sunny The CAlifornia Girl ( GLOW ) Wrestling's timeline. Glowing always. Includes a RARE cover edition of the comic.The Standard & Rare cover editions of Sunny the California Girl, BOTH autographed by Sunny herself, Patricia Summerland!Print (and digital) copies of EVERY Squared Circle Comic Produced to Date!
Created by David McClane, this syndicated weekly show was, to my knowledge the only professional wrestling show that actually aired re-runs and ran seasonally. 11" x 17" pencil & ink on comic board. Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling (also known by its initials as GLOW or G.L.O.W.) ONE OF A KIND!Interior artist Rich Perotta's original art for page 18 of Sunny the California Girl, featuring a Sunny's match against Big Bad Mama from GLOW! The image features Sunny with 80's Budweiser spokesdog, Spuds Mackenzie!An authentic Sunny the California Girl t-shirt, donated by Patricia Summerland, herself!
13 of 15 people found this review helpful. 11" x 17" pencil & ink on comic board. Mama's Family originated with Thelma "Mama" Harper, and her younger sister Fran living together in Mama's House.
Series focuses on his romantic relationship with girlfriend Gina, her best friend Pam and escapades with best friends Tommy and Cole.
Created by David B. McLane. ONE OF A KIND! ONE OF A KIND!Squared Circle Comics Artist Rando Dixon's original art for the Ultra-Rare cover edition of Sunny the California Girl!
With Jeanne Basone, Emily Dole, Lorilyn Palmer, Mike Morgan. The series revolves around a fictionalization of the characters and gimmicks of the 1980s syndicated women's professional wrestling circuit, the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling (or GLOW) founded by David McLane.. Use the HTML below. Interior artist Rich Perotta's original art for page 14 of Sunny the California Girl, featuring a montage of wrestling images throughout Sunny's GLOW wrestling career, including a spot against Major Tanya! When McClane left GLOW he took most of the "talent" roster with him but a new breed of GLOW girls would emerge and the show would continue for several more seasons before eventually getting canceled. 11" x 17" pencil & ink on comic board. Art by the interior art team of Rich Perotta & Blake Wilkie!Both the Standard and RARE cover editions of Sunny the California Girl!The Standard cover edition of Sunny the California Girl, autographed by Sunny herself, Patricia Summerland!Digital copies of EVERY Squared Circle Comic Produced to Date! Wrestlers will portray heroes or villains as they follow a series of events that build tension and culminate in a wrestling match or series matches. 11" x 17" pencil & ink on comic board. That's TWELVE comics, including:The Standard, RARE and ULTRA-RARE cover editions of Sunny the California Girl!An authentic Sunny the California Girl t-shirt, donated by Patricia Summerland, herself! The image features Patricia's Sunny the California Girl logo and the sub-title, "GLOW Wrestler".An 8" x 10" photo of Sunny the California Girl in her classic ring gear, AUTOGRAPHED by Sunny herself, Patricia Summerland!
ONE OF A KIND!The March 1999 issue of Playboy, featuring Patricia Summerland and KISS, autographed by Sunny herself, Patricia Summerland! Often imitated but never duplicated this show ran a little over 5 years. 11" x 17" pencil & ink on comic board.
11" x 17" pencil & ink on comic board. After the first couple of seasons, there was some sort of falling out between McClane and the "Network" and McClane would leave GLOW to create his own series POWW (the Powerful Women of Wrestling) which focused more on the actual wrestling talent then the theatrics, music videos and comedy routines.