Blunder Broad was in fact inspired by the Lynda Carter Wonder Woman, not the comic. Eric has charged Mike Frankovich, who coincidentally was at one time a producer on the Wonder Woman television series, and married Lynda Carter's stunt double, with keeping Blunder Broad alive. The terms of distributing Blunder Broad related materials is that they be distributed noncommercially only, so if I were to do Blunder Broad and friends as Poser models and present them to the community myself, they would have to be distributed free, and any renderings using them would also have to be for strictly non-commercial purposes. It is possible to arrange with Eric's family to take a project commercial, and I would hope to be able to simply turn over the Poser models to the Stantons, with them in turn selling them with the same licensing terms as DAZ. This would enable purchasers of the models, myself included, to produce their own commercial Blunder Broad art. The next target would be to attempt to work out the same deal with the copyright holder of the Bondage Fairies. Perhaps the Stantons could launch a DAZ/Renderosity style operation for the distrubution of adult comic models and tools, such as textures hopefully supplied by Simderella. Who knows, if this business model is successful perhaps one day we will be able to by models licensed by Antarctic Press, Crusade, DC, or even Disney, for the production of fan fiction or possibly commercial works. Dale LaRoy Splitstone