She went on to write six more Moomin books, a number of picture books and comic strips.

She seems to be a widow as portrayed in some strips.

She has also been featured in comic strips and mass merchandising.

She also appears to have a small rivalry with The Bash Street Kids, as shown in feature length strips drawn by Mike Pearse.

She then strips off her skirt, revealing her famous legs, and proceeds to perform a " boogie-woogie "- style specialty number very similar to the one she performed in Thousands Cheer seven years earlier.

She posts updates about what she and Nigel are doing, which include covertly monitoring the activities of a certain human code-named “ Subject A ” who appears to be psychically connected to the world of Kevin and Kell as well as of another mostly human world in which the King Features-syndicated comic strips On the Fastrack and Safe Havens are set.

She was involved in an artist event called " Pass the Peril " in which four different artists were to draw four different strips based on the character and the website.

She is a child psychologist, but works only part time after Jeremy's birth, and her profession is rarely mentioned except in early strips.

She started writing comic strips at the urging of her mother and was first published in 1976 by Universal Press Syndicate, now Universal Uclick.

She was hired in 1947 by The Washington Star and began her career as a journalist, a path she was inspired to take by reading Jane Arden comic strips.

She has subsequently become a friend of Davan's, and she appeared in a large number of strips with him in 2006 ( a running theme was her trying to break him out of his dark, cynical shell, something echoed by various other characters over the years, and him rebuffing her ).

She spread a sheet over her bed and began tearing strips of old muslin.

She lettered several newspaper strips in the 1970s and 1980s, including Star Hawks, Annie, and Beetle Bailey.

She was first mentioned in early 1959 and throughout a long series of strips before her first appearance in August 1959.

She also played outfield ( and sometimes third base ) on Charlie Brown's baseball team, and popped up in that capacity from time to time in later strips.

She was initially presented, in both the advance press release and the first few strips, as Linus ' schoolmate.

She is in debt to an abusive club owner, Nelly Miller ( Don Rickles ), who strips Peggy of her dress and jewelry as a down payment and threatens her with violence.

She created a variety of comic strips ( Weegee, Mimi the Mermaid, Peg and Pudy, the Struglettes, Streamline Babies ), but none were selected for publication.

She is the first to lose in the game & as a result, she strips.

She always wears a string of pearls around her neck ( this also distinguishes her from Sherman in the black-and-white strips during the week ).

She is an avid follower of Martha Stewart and has thrown parties in her honor in several strips.

She also figures prominently in Valentine's Day strips, several of which focus on Charlie Brown's hope of getting a valentine from her ( or anyone for that matter ; typically Charlie gets nothing and Snoopy gets tons of valentines ).

She drew Girl Commandos and other strips for Harvey Comics, signing herself B.

She was named Miyuki, which means “ deep snow ”, for there was a violent snowstorm raging on the day she was born.

She has short hair and a deep voice, and is almost never seen without either Aya or Miyuki.

She and Miyuki are seen as few more than Aya's girl posse, supporting her bullying of Nanako and Mariko.

She encounters a girl named Miyuki Hoshizora who helps Candy search for the Cure Décor as Cure Happy.

She takes an instant liking to Miyuki and think she's funny.

She ends up chasing Miyuki as she cracks her whip, laughing maniacally.

She also falls for Miyuki and was the first to call her " cute girl.

She is one of the few who do not try to seduce Miyuki and instead helps her by blowing a wind into Miyuki's tired face.

She jumps on Miyuki, but is stopped by the priestess, sorceress, and the warrior.

: She saves Miyuki by pinning the incubus down and away from Miyuki, but subsequently turns the demon's sexual attention to herself.

: She asks Miyuki to save the earth, despite Miyuki's attempts to correct her.

: She tries to feel Miyuki up, calling her Kamui.

: She blasts at Miyuki, shredding her lingerie.

: She offers Miyuki a snack, causing her to lose the last of her clothing.

: She is voiced by Fumie Kusachi ( radio drama ) and Naoko Takano ( OVA ), and portrayed by Ayaka Tomoda ( web series ) and Miyuki Yokoyama ( films ).

She has made friends with Yura ( despite her affections for her husband ) and Miyuki, and is also close to her fellow receptionist Suzuka.

She shows up in a police car and yells at Miyuki if she starts slacking for even a second.

" She puts a touch of rouge on her own and on her child ’ s cheeks and then, as Suzuki does her hair, asks her, " What will they say?

She cuts the roses and puts them in vases, where they adorn her " meretricious vision of what makes for beauty " and begin to die.

She puts him to bed, but when two Military Police barge in while she is innocently changing from a borrowed dress back into her uniform in the same room, she is forced to resign and return to America.

She is also in Super Mario Galaxy 2 when Bowser kidnaps her and puts her in the center of the universe.

She tries to free him, but becomes enchanted herself when she puts her hand on the object.

She is also called " the one who puts on pants to go to war " and " the one who grows a beard to go to war ".

She tells him why she puts up with her aunt, even saying that she wished she could kill her, to which Danny replies that she probably couldn't.

She finds her brother asleep in the pumpkin patch, brings him home, takes his shoes off, and puts him to bed.

* Many verbs are given indirect objects they do not have in standard English ; notably, " put ": " She puts him breakfast on the couch!

She says her lines with feeling and puts her iconoclasm right out there where everyone can see it ; she may be nuts, but she's also unforgettable.

She calls Kazuma " Kazu-kun ", a name Kazuma doesn't like very much but puts up with anyway.

She also puts a spell on Sophie at the start of the story, turning her into an old crone. The Witch is also revealed to have made a supposedly perfect man out of the combined parts of Wizard Suliman and Prince Justin, intending to complete the body with Howl's head and make the man King of Ingary and herself queen.

She puts Eve on trial and sentences her to death, but Xena saves her daughter.

She finds out that whenever he gets scared whilst reading he puts the book in the freezer.

The film is a pornographic parody of the VH1 show, and includes a sex scene between Mary Carey and a female costar. Drew Pinsky commented in a January 2010 TV Guide story, " She puts together, like, six weeks at a time of sobriety, then drifts away.

She never puts a sneer, a leer, or even a scream in the wrong place, and her singing has just the right brassy bounce to it.

She dies when she puts herself between Mikagi and a pregnant Ceres.

She puts it on display on her mantelpiece, where it gets stolen.

As one professor puts it “… Lupino ’ s cinematic tenure can be understood as a varied and complex attempt to control both image and image reception .” She even credited her refusal to renew her contract with Warner Bros. under the pretences of her domesticity, claiming “ I had decided that nothing lay ahead of me but the life of the neurotic star with no family and no home .” She wanted to seem unthreatening in a male dominated environment, which is made clear by a statement she made in which she says, “ That ’ s where being a man makes a great deal of difference.

She is referred to Dr. Yang, an Asian herbalist who puts her under hypnosis.

Dr. Calvin finds a way to trick the robot into revealing itself: She puts herself in danger but not before ensuring the robots understand that if there is any radiation between herself and the robots, they would be unable to save her even if they tried.

She also puts out The Monthly Flow, a subscription-based multi-media e-zine.

She puts on Georgie's robe and walks out onto the balcony.

She also replied that " Laurence Parisot, this is the exact opposite of her democratic and republican project, a project of hope which puts back man and nation in the center of politics ".