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Honey West, created by Gloria and Forest Fickling, is a sexy noir blend of Marilyn Monroe and Mike Hammer! She is a sassy, curvy, and tough P.I. She was the first female private detective in popular fiction. She first appeared in the 1957 book This Girl for Hire and would go on to appear in 10 more novels. MOONSTONE will be producing all new stories, both in comics, as well as prose! This wickedly cool detective will be tested by writers Elaine Lee, Rafael Nieves, and Trina Robbins! | ||
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Honey West was also the star of a short lived TV show, A slinky, glamorous female private eye, was something new to television. In an era when actresses were confined to sedate housewife and girlfriend roles, this series marked a unique and original departure. This was the first dramatic TV series in the U.S. with a female star in an action-adventure role traditionally played by a male actor. It was unprecedented to see a beautiful, curvacious woman in a catsuit beating up male attackers with a high-kick, judo-flip, or well-placed karate chop. | ||
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Her untamed feline qualites were reflected by her leopard spot and
animal-print wardrobe and decor. She also kept an exotic pet ocelot and raced around in a Cobra convertible
sportscar. The risque aspect of the novels was toned down for television,
although sultry Anne Francis nevertheless exuded a considerable sex appeal. And
she frequently went on undercover missions requiring some revealing outfit or
bikini, etc.
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