At least her arm isn't bent at such a weird angle in this one. I can see why they've cropped it out in most of the covers showing her from behind.
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Lisa
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The Cinderella Debutante by Elizabeth Hanbury
The dress again. Have we had this one? It's hard to keep track.
At least her arm isn't bent at such a weird angle in this one. I can see why they've cropped it out in most of the covers showing her from behind.
At least her arm isn't bent at such a weird angle in this one. I can see why they've cropped it out in most of the covers showing her from behind.
Her arms do look to be at an odd angle. I don't think we've seen this cover before.
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Madeleine
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[quote=""LadyB""]But check out her arms on the Dead Man's Debt cover you posted yesterday, now that just doesn't look comfortable![/quote]
OMG I didn't notice that yesterday (too distracted by the guy's hair on the othr cover:rolleyes
but that looks an impossible position - either she's double-jointed, or that arm's on back to front 
OMG I didn't notice that yesterday (too distracted by the guy's hair on the othr cover:rolleyes
but that looks an impossible position - either she's double-jointed, or that arm's on back to front Currently reading "A Taste for Vengeance" by Martin Walker
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Lisa
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[quote=""Madeleine""]OMG I didn't notice that yesterday (too distracted by the guy's hair on the othr cover:rolleyes but that looks an impossible position - either she's double-jointed, or that arm's on back to front [/quote]
In many of the covers she's on in that pose, they've cropped off the awkward arm.
She doesn't look comfortable in any of the poses, and the sleeves are always a bit too wide for her magical distorting arms.
but that looks an impossible position - either she's double-jointed, or that arm's on back to front [/quote]In many of the covers she's on in that pose, they've cropped off the awkward arm.
She doesn't look comfortable in any of the poses, and the sleeves are always a bit too wide for her magical distorting arms.
[quote=""Mythica""]Well... it was the 80s...[/quote]
Lol. Such makeup and big hair we had back then.
Lol. Such makeup and big hair we had back then.
At home with a good book and the cat...
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