I had to laugh at a post at Growth Comics, called Hulk Boobs:

There’s no breast expansion like She-Hulk breast expansion, my friends. Instead of big, soft, immense pillows of joy, giant hulk tits are powerful mammary missiles – boobs of steel! – against which no mere mortal can possibly emerge unscathed.

Click the link to read the post and get links to the comic.

I suspect Shade got this concept from an illustration Adam Hughes did years ago, following his run on Legion of Superheroes. The subject was Phantom Girl and Hughes presented two versions, as Shade does. The first was a realistic drawing of a teenager dressed as Phantom Girl, and the second had her much taller, incredibly sexy and big-breasted. The labels were something like, "How I Should Have Drawn Them" and "How I Wound Up Drawing Them". (The realistic one had a speech bubble asking how the sexy one could even stand up straight.)

First there's some muscle growth, but then Dawson's bottom and boobs start growing to delicious proportions! This is from The Adventures of Pluto Nash, a sci-fi comedy flop Eddie Murphy made about ten years ago. This is from the French dub.

Soon the men who ignored her are unable to resist her enormous tits, and they're even more aroused when she reveals that she can make them change size at will. With a thought she can return to her original flat-chested proportions or she can cause them to grow into absolutely huge boobs.

It's a cute story. The artist is new, not the usual team, which I'm not sure I like but y'know, change is good.

[BE Story Club]

Berggie's description of the strip is as follows:

Trade with ZeroManga!

His character Sam!

Gigantic boobs!!!

Click the image to see the sequence full size. I picked this one up via FTF10.

She writes about "the mixed messages in the media. The pages of most women’s magazine solidify the ideal: Size 0 waist, size DD chest." That's the ideal? I actually dated a girl with those proportions and she was incredibly self-conscious about having huge breasts relative to her otherwise tiny figure. (I didn't mind so much. I'd certainly like to see those women's magazines that are filled with tiny girls with giant boobs, though.)

Goudreau also writes:

Former Citigroup employee Debrahlee Lorenzana typifies the busty woman who isn’t taken seriously in the office. She filed a lawsuit claiming that she was fired for being too good-looking. Despite trying to hide her curves with turtlenecks, she says she was reprimanded for appearing too sexy. On the other hand, I’ve spoken with women lacking in that area who worry their appearance projects “unwomanliness” rather than power. Some even accentuate other areas—legs or hair and makeup—to compensate. Of course, this can have the opposite effect and cause people to take you less seriously. Is there an office booby bias? Many are left wondering, How much is too much?

My impression of Lorenzana is that she typifies frivolous litigation. I never heard much about her job performance.

Anyway, read the whole thing.

Who among us hasn't wondered, if Supergirl and Power Girl are merely different versions of the same person from alternate universes, why is Power Girl so much sexier and better developed? A common response is that one is older and more mature than the other, but lithe-figured young women rarely get built like a brick shithouse in their twenties or early thirties. In this image, the pretense is that Supergirl had her wish granted and got huge breasts.

Anyway, this is a wonderful drawing by Ralphieboy, colored by Powerbook125.

The passengers - more specifically the women - of Flight 297 from Miami to Puerto Rico began to notice a strange supernatural phenomena as they passed into the Bermuda triangle. Amid rising panic and discomfort, this level-headed flight attendant tries to keep people calm and collected despite being well under the phenomena's effects herself.

Her ass appears to be expanding, and her breasts appear to be expanding even more! Where can I buy tickets to this flight!?

Oh no! They weren't real! Those huge juggies were just inflated phonies.

Check out the August, 2008 archive to see the kind of stuff I wrote about back then.