Trina Robbins

So it's a really cool show if you like that sort of stuff from back then.

And tying this in, there was a one-shot comic adaptation from Gold Key back in 66, but I'm going to speak about the 2010-2013 Honey West This Girl for Hire series, which featured stories by Elaine Lee from Starstruck and our old pal, the late Trina Robbins.

Set in the swinging 60s, the comics have all the vibes of the TV show and its era.

Mysteries are set in places like discotheques, movie studios, nightclubs, and even a Ren Faire.

Now there's an editorial box as we go through the dresses of Kitty Pryde and what she finally sticks with.

And it mentions that Trina Robbins is the fashion designer that creates these outfits.

I looked up Trina Robbins a little bit.

I didn't know her, but she is one of the early underground comics artists of the 60s and co-creator of Vampirella.

Oh, nice.

Okay.

Megan Kelso and Trina Robbins were... people who are focused on women in comics.

And when I came in the comics, I didn't know that there were so few women.

Like I just, I didn't, and I didn't really think in those terms.

It was a PBS thing.

And they interview Gloria Steinem about Wonder Woman, Trina Robbins, Gail Simone, and Lynda Carter.

Hmm.

It's about an hour, and it's an hour well spent.