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Thought it might be fun to dig up some old characters I haven't used recently. Not everything has to be about funny green lady and kiss villain all the time, you know.
Anyway, here's Tellie using her TV head to hypnotize Debra Sampson, Darlene, and Angela.
Nude version on my Patreon, https://www.patreon.com/theheckle which you can see if you pledge a dollar or more.
Is it bad I wore a tricorn hat for half of April?
So this month's winner was, "Kisstress brainwashes the rainbow back into a corporate exec," a suggestion that made this somewhat political by necessity. But hey, if that's not your speed, at least the sex scenes are neat. If you want to see those sex scenes, head on over to my Patreon, https://www.patreon.com/theheckle and pledge a dollar or more a month.
So, on each platform where I post - Deviantart, Hypnohub, Tumblr, Twitter, and Patreon - I have posted a Debra Sampson comic. The first panel is the same among all of them, but each platform has a completely different second panel with Debra hypnotized in different ways. Now, if you want to see all of the comics in one place, plus an exclusive one you won't find elsewhere, you should head on over to my Patreon, https://www.patreon.com/theheckleand pledge a dollar or more a month. However, if you can't swing that - and I understand if you can't - you can find the other comics at: Deviantart Hypnohub Twitter
What does it take to be the first female anything? It takes grit. And it takes grace. Debra Sampson was the first woman to take a bullet for our country. She served, disguised as a man, in George Washington's Continental Army. And she fought to defend a document that didn't fully defend her. "All men are created equal," it read. No mention of women. And when she took a blast in battle to her leg, she was afraid to reveal her secret. So she took out a penknife, she dug out the musket ball, and she sewed herself back up again. That's grit.
Meryl Streep
