Crossdressing with Humor

Cartoons and comic strips about crossdressing.

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This is an illustration by Kerry Callen (https://kerrycallen.blogspot.com/) that parodies the funny Comic Cavalcade covers of the 1940s featuring Wonder Woman, The Flash (Jay Garrick), and Green Lantern (Alan Scott).

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Recaption by Chandlyr Ellis. Original art by Dan DeCarlo.

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OH MY YES!! This was totally me growing up!!! I still love dress up time to this day!!!

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In the image below, Brigitte Bardot in the film "Une parisienne" (1957).

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Bugs Bunny and Lola Bunny reinterpret this cartoon first published in German magazine Lustige Blätter in 1932:

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Recaption by Chandlyr Ellis, from the story "The Mobsters and the Model", published in "Millie the Model Comics" #112 (January 1963). Original script by Stan Lee, art by Stan Goldberg.

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Girl Tintin

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Tintin, created by Belgian cartoonist Hergé (1907-1983). Art by Argentinian artist Lian (@lianmilanesa).

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Found on femulate.org

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Recaption by Chandlyr Ellis.

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"Jucika", by hungarian cartoonist Pál Pusztai (1919-1970). Originally published on “Ludas Matyi” magazine.

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Excerpt from "Sissy Life", ep. 14, by popuka9.

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"Secrets of the Single Women's Club", included in the book "Ero Ero Sketchbook" (エロエロ草紙), compiled in 1930 by Sakai Kiyoshi (1895-1952).

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By South African cartoonist Scribbly G.

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From German magazine Lustige Blätter, 1932.

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AI generated image by Stana, found on femulate.org

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AI generated image by Stana, found on femulate.org

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Recaption by Chandlyr Ellis. On the left, William Stryker, from graphic novel "X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills" (1982), by Christopher Claremont (script) and Brent Eric Anderson (art).

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What could go wrong!

Andy and his friends are invited to a fancy dress party, based on “Star Trek". However Aunt Jane takes this opportunity to dress up Andy in a very tight latex dress.

Poor Andy can only look on in amazement

Another excellent drawing by Andy Latex