Does anyone know of any comics/manga that aren't to graphic?

Fables has a part where Snow White's not bad, though she doesn't bare her belly, sadly. Also it's magical, since she only looks like she's having one or two tops, but she has 7

Tank Girl Apocalypses...she has a bare belly most of the time, it's not sexually graphic but has swearing...

Could you post some links muichimotsu?

http://www.bookgn.com/1352-fables-1-141-2002-2014.html (Fables 1 - 141)

(July 2, 2014, 10:27 am)dvnkssl http://www.bookgn.com/1352-fables-1-141-2002-2014.html (Fables 1 - 141)

Any way to dowload this without waiting two months for the shitty site they're hosted on?

Edit: Nevermind, found a torrent. If a mod gives me the okay I'l post it.

Anything else

Here this should help, found these on some website awhile ago...




Mirage was raped by the evil Nightwing, who changed his name to Deathwing. I’m not sure about issue numbers, but I’m sure of this.

Anonymous
June 7th, 2006 at 12:08 am

What about that dream sequence in Ranma 1/2 volume 19?

Call Me Ghitu
June 7th, 2006 at 6:42 am

“Mirage was pregnant at the end of the series and has since been shown with her infant daughter Julianna (Refresh my memory: was the father of Julianna the evil future Nightwing? And was it consensual?).”

The short version of the answer to your question: Yes and no. Unfortunately, Mirage’s place in the Women in Refrigerators Hall of Shame is assured. She was raped by Deathwing (the evil Nightwing) sor of behind the scenes, meaning that she was beaten on-panel but the rape itself wasn’t shown.

Oh, I’m pretty sure the daughter’s name is Julienne.

Scott
June 7th, 2006 at 7:55 am
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For now, I’m not including dream sequences or “imaginary stories” — though I’ll grant you that the concept of Ranma being pregnant does raise some interesting questions.

Chuck T.
June 7th, 2006 at 8:27 am

Is Adam Strange’s wife Alanna dead again? I thought Adam had a daughter, and Alanna came back in a JLA issue.

Scott
June 7th, 2006 at 8:35 am
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No, Alanna is alive again now — though she had died in childbirth in a previous storyline. I think retcons have erased many of these pregnancies, for instance Arion is no longer Power Girls grandfather which makes that whole storyline (thankfully) moot.

Jude
June 7th, 2006 at 9:25 am

A really interesting dearth of abortions. Miscarriage appears to be the way writers squidge out of things. Because, of course, no woman could possibly NOT want a child conceived with a superhero!

Juliamd
June 7th, 2006 at 10:40 am

Scott,

What about Lyta Hall and Hector Hall – in Neil Gaiman’s Sandman? She is pregnant in the series and gives birth to Daniel who becomes (SPOILER) the new Dream at the end of the series. If I remember correctly she was also Fury? And her mother who was another hero is shown later in the series but not fully identified.

Scott
June 7th, 2006 at 10:53 am
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Lyta and Hector are listed under Infinity, Inc. Also check out the second listing under JSA, as it also applies.

Anonymous
June 7th, 2006 at 12:51 pm

Wasn’t Dr. Mann pregnant in Y #1?

M
June 7th, 2006 at 1:05 pm

Actually the soul fragment (I think it was actually only one) the Scarlet Witch unwittingly used to build the twins was a piece of Mephisto, Master Pandemonium had been duped into reassemlbing them in the belief they were bits of his own soul.

Re: Twins on Winath. We don’t actually know that Winathians (?) carry out meiosis and embryonic development the same as humans do we?

Jeff R.
June 7th, 2006 at 6:01 pm

The bit on Garth and Imra’s twins doesn’t mention that one of them was stolen by Darkseid and turned into Validus for a while…

There’s also Lex Luthor and the Contessa’s baby.

Abortion and Infertility show up as plot points several times in Cerebus, with regard to Astoria, Cirin, Jaka, and the title character.

Kate Nepveu
June 8th, 2006 at 12:57 pm

Another Sandman pregnancy: Rose in _The Kindly Ones_ and _The Wake_. The series ends well before she would be due to give birth.

Lea Hernandez
June 15th, 2006 at 8:56 am

Since you included Elfquest, I figure non-super births are cool, so here’s the ones from my books:

Rumble Girls:SWT:
Ezekial(girl) is pregnant by Zachary (girl turned into boy by reality shift), and gives birth to Raven. Pregnancy (and resultant need for jobs to support family) shown on-camera.
Dani An and Riki An (married), engineer a son with Yuji, Riki gives birth to Oishii. Moments immediately following birth shown.

Cathedral Child:
One panel sown of Dona pregnant with Glory.

I used to know all the ElfQuest births, but I’ve totally lost track! Here’s the ones I remember, right off the top of my head, without aid of Google:
Leetah and Cutter:
I don’t recall Leetah being shown pregnant, but there were pages of her laboring. She gave birth to twins, Suntop and Ember.
Rainsong and Woodlock:
In the original series, Rainsong, already pregnant (and with two small elf-kids), gave birth to her third child (who grew up to be quite hunky, AIR). It was a pretty realistic and ideal birthing scene: Rainsong was nude, sitting up, and clearly working hard. Her mate and children were present. I’m not aware of any pregnancy/birth that followed that was nearly as good. (Dewshine’s was particularly bad.)
Dewshine (pregnant by Tyldak) and Scout:
This took place in the “New Blood” series, IIRC. Dewshine is shown pregnant, and climbing through trees. Not bad. Yet. She goes into labor, lies down *on her back* in a clearing, unprotected, and pops out a baby elf. Immediately after, she is clean, frisky, and has a perfectly flat stomach. Really pretty bad, especially in comparison to how previous births were depicted.

Musashi
June 15th, 2006 at 11:22 pm

Hey, if you count English-translated manga, the fourth and final volume of the Dengeki Pikachu manga (the one by Toshiro Ono) in other words, the ‘boobs don’t work that way!’ one that was so heavily edited when translated…

Yeah, fourth volume, Surf’s Up Pikachu’s epilogue had the (previously) villains/comic-relief Jessie pregnant, although we never see the kid (or kids… for all we know, she could have been having twins.)

Musashi
June 15th, 2006 at 11:24 pm

*Villain.
Oopsies. ^^;

Kathleen
May 10th, 2007 at 7:04 pm

In Elfquest, Tyleet isn’t shown giving birth, although she is shown pregnant.

Krim has two children, but neither pregnancy is really shown, and Cheiper dies soon after birth.

Moonshade’s third daughter’s pregnancy is alluded to, but not shown. Chitter grows into a healthy little girl/hellion.

Eyes High is shown pregnant, giving birth and then dying(Skywise’s mother).

Wing’s lifemate, Behtia, is shown pregnant, but Serrin’s only appearance is in New Blood, for one issue, where she also becomes pregnant, giving birth to Dart’s son, Bowki.

Joyleaf is shown giving birth, with the help of a truly horrendous artist.

Eric Henry
May 11th, 2007 at 7:50 pm

Very late I know (I have only recently discovered your site and am currently working my way through the Archives) but it may be useful the next time you update the pregnancy post.

John Byrne’s Next Men had one of the characters become pregnant and is the only example of a comic book pregnancy that ends in an abortion.

Laura Sack
June 22nd, 2007 at 1:12 pm

In the late Milestone comics, Icon’s sidekick Rocket, (who turns out to be the main character), is pregnant by the 5th issue or so. They follow the whole pregnancy, (her friend fills in for her in costume for a while). She keeps the child and is raising him, finishing school, and being a hero, with the help of her family and friends. I think by series (premature) end he was a toddler, and there was just the begining of a romance between her ex-boyfriend and best friend as they bond over babysitting, but my memory is vague.

They actually did discuss abortion in the series. Icon tells of his wife, already dead of old age for decades. Against all interspecies odds his wife conceived. They desperately wanted the child, but with what little of his native technology he had with him he couldn’t not even guess if she’d survive the pregnancy. They aborted the baby.

Su
January 11th, 2008 at 7:48 am

I just thought I would mention that Stealth’s impregnation by Vril Dox was rather brutal. She pretty much raped him to death. I think she broke his spine before raping him and then ripped him apart once she’d gotten what she wanted. The birth was pretty brutal too.

YRB
December 20th, 2008 at 12:34 pm

What about Poison Ivy from Batman? She’s been stated many times as not being able to have children.

Nora D
August 18th, 2009 at 12:27 pm

I have this vague notion that Selena does, in fact, confirm that Bruce is Helena’s father, but she doesn’t tell him. I may be wrong, but I’m almost sure. *sheepish* Sorry I can’t be in any way specific.

ck.
May 19th, 2010 at 10:14 pm

I’ll add for ElfQuest.
Kahvi and Rayek:
Kahvi was shown pregnant with Venka for a time, and gave birth to Venka with the aid of a midwife, and had an old “fur warmer” there playing some sort of wind instrument. It was fairly realistic, done the gravity-useful way, with her squatting and holding on to something while the midwife delivered the baby. Venka and Tyleet (Redlance and Nightfall’s cub) grew up together over the course of a sort of montage that spanned the years that Leetah, Suntop, Ember, and Skywise were separated from the tribe.

Got these off DA. Wish I could remember the author to give credit.

I'd be interested in seeing some manga titles and online sites where Manga and/or Comics on this topic can be read. I remember someone linking to a few sites on Pregchan before it went down.