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This is yet another adaptation from my old Petticoat Detective series, "Sabotage at the Fashion Show." Tony is tricked into posing as a girl (my favorite ploy! ) and stumbles into a mysterious plot to sabotage a fund raising fashion show. What's a guy to do? Well, put on a skirt, some lipstick and a wig and go find out "whodunit," that's what!

In this scene Tony arrives at the big dance disguised as "Nancy." He's hot on the trail of the saboteur and has to do some snooping around as his pretty alter ego. Ah, the things our young hero will do to solve this mystery!

I love how his wig looks ill-fitting and his glasses look too big. It adds to the "disguise" feature of his costume, giving the reader clues that "she" is really a boy.

I also love his dress, a fluffy, skimpy thing picked out by the mischievous Mrs. Cartwright. I added the gloves and Tony's special fairy necklace to emphasis his feminine charms. The necklace is a gift from an earlier mystery where he saved a young girl from kidnappers.

It's a rough drawing ... I lost the original file somehow and it needs to be redone. Still, it gets the point across.

Here's the [link] if you find yourself getting curious. LOL!!!

One of these days I want to re-edit the darned thing, update the images and start another series. If I live long enough ... so much time, so little to do. No, strike that, reverse it!

Description
This is yet another adaptation from my old Petticoat Detective series, "Sabotage at the Fashion Show." Tony is tricked into posing as a girl (my favorite ploy! ) and stumbles into a mysterious plot to sabotage a fund raising fashion show. What's a guy to do? Well, put on a skirt, some lipstick and a wig and go find out "whodunit," that's what!

In this scene Tony arrives at the big dance disguised as "Nancy." He's hot on the trail of the saboteur and has to do some snooping around as his pretty alter ego. Ah, the things our young hero will do to solve this mystery!

I love how his wig looks ill-fitting and his glasses look too big. It adds to the "disguise" feature of his costume, giving the reader clues that "she" is really a boy.

I also love his dress, a fluffy, skimpy thing picked out by the mischievous Mrs. Cartwright. I added the gloves and Tony's special fairy necklace to emphasis his feminine charms. The necklace is a gift from an earlier mystery where he saved a young girl from kidnappers.

It's a rough drawing ... I lost the original file somehow and it needs to be redone. Still, it gets the point across.

Here's the [link] if you find yourself getting curious. LOL!!!

One of these days I want to re-edit the darned thing, update the images and start another series. If I live long enough ... so much time, so little to do. No, strike that, reverse it!