Grace is the attractive blonde cavewoman in Johnny Hart’s B.C., originally known simply as “The Cute Chick.” She serves as the strip’s glamorous, self-assured female character, frequently appearing in jokes about dating, romance, beauty, and the male cavemen’s attempts to impress her. She often plays the comparatively sensible or unimpressed foil to their foolish behavior. In 2019, John Hart Studios officially renamed her Grace, replacing the decades-old “Cute Chick” designation. The other woman's name changed from “The Fat Broad” to Jane. Yes, these were their official names for 60 years.
Now we're getting to some of the more obscure comic strip girls. The art style is simple, and she's always in a side profile, except for a few shots in the animated specials from the 70s and 80s, which had terrible image quality. Works well in generating her in the style of the comic as long as she's looking to the side. Generating looking straight ahead and it doesn't really look like her anymore. Decent result overall considering what I'm working with.
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Amazing. A while back, I looked to see what all comic strips were represented, and I noticed you did a few LORAs. This was one that I looked up and found nothing. You're doing great.
As far as I'm concerned, all that's missing is Honi (Hagar the Horrible), Gwen (Wizard of Id), Little Pigeon (Tumbleweeds), Rose Gumbo (Rose Is Rose), and maybe Wanda MacPherson (Baby Blues).
Thank you for the great suggestions!









