There are many excellent comic book websites and blogs around the internet that collect, post and report on Spanking Panel appearances (some are very good, while others simply rehash bits and pieces of the same info), but there's nothing like this one that attempts to clarify the confusion, and demystify the mysteries surrounding the topic of Spanking In Comics. This site is vastly different as it offers a complex analysis of first hand research, that makes this the definitive site on this topic, a true Comic Book Spanking resource, and can be appreciated by those with a sense of humor, with a yearning for comic book art and data knowledge, that love pretty women, that have a slight geeky side, and are not the least bit interested in comic book stories about muscle-bound heroes in tights and Speedos saving the world unless there is a panel in the story with a wayward woman getting spanked.

This online location does not focus on any single Character, Genre, Artist, Era or Publisher, but rather spans the gauntlet of them, and is being presented to you to literally prove that it's best not to judge a (comic) book by it's cover. This is because some comics have spectacular covers, while others have average or weaker ones, but within the covers we can find the magic of this media, the stories and art, by the Artists that wielded their enchanted pens in ink to delineate them.

It's great to have encapsulated books in your collection to preserve them, but it is vital that you know what is inside of that book to best cherish it. For if every book were slabbed, so much would be lost to us. Our team enjoys reading our books first before submitting them to CGC, making mental and other notes as to the contents. Did you ever hear the saying 'If a tree falls in the forest and no one is around to hear it does it make a sound?' What about 'If a spoiled vixen gets gets her naughty butt tanned over the lap of a noble protagonist in a comic book story, but the book becomes encapsulated, and no one can ever see it, did that spanking ever really happen, or did the spanks even find their target? That is a scholarly conundrum for you to ponder. Take a moment, then continue when you are ready. It's time to hunker down and polish off your comic book jargon (and if it's new to you, well then, you're not geeky enough yet), and let's relive those great ol' days when men were men and women were women, and there was only one way to settle a battle of the sexes. After seeing such a spectacle your reaction is be bound to be one of 'curiosity,' 'titillation', or in the very least find it a funny, welcomed and awkward sight.