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K K
BLONDIE’S
LOST
SUMMER
Story by KK – Illustrations by Fraylim
A Crossed Fiction Story
Page 194
But if you like sports, why not go out for the cheerleading squad? I’m sure a
pretty little thing like you would get taken on the spot, and that way you can
still be involved in the school spirit, and I’m sure you have a boyfriend you
want to cheer on, don’t you?”
Carl’s face blushed brilliant pink to the tips of his ears. He was being cut from
the girls’ soccer team before the tryout was even over! And much more, the
coach thought he would be happier as a cheerleader in a skimpy uniform,
jumping up and down on the sidelines and cheering for real boys.
“Chin up, Candi, okay?” the coach said kindly. “You’ll feel better after you hit
the showers and think things over – pretty girls like you don’t like getting all
sweaty and dirty, anyways, I know. Thanks for trying out!” Carl could only nod
in abject misery before mincing over to the side-line to retrieve his bag. The
other girls all exchanged knowing smiles as he passed. As he took his bag and
marched back towards the school, he was trembling all over from humiliation.
He couldn’t believe it! He had once been a capable athlete at any sport he so
desired, but now he was completely unable to play sports as he once had.
‘Candi’ was a pretty blonde bimbo and nothing more. The thought made his
ears burn and his stomach feel sick to the very bottom. He had not only been
robbed of his manhood, but everything he had once enjoyed so much as a boy.
As he crossed the field, he couldn’t hold it in any longer, and began to sob girl-
ishly until tears were streaming down his face. He couldn’t decide which he
hated more, the fact that he was cut or the fact that he was crying about it
openly, just like a girl. Why was he so emotional now? Was it like his aunt and
mom kept saying, that he was really meant to be a dainty, feminine girly-girl all
along, and any success he might have had as a sports player was nothing but
dumb luck?
Feeling more upset and confused than he ever had in his life, Carl strode right
past a surprised-looking guy on his way into the locker room, setting down his
bag on the bench. The other occupants were giving him shocked looks, but
Carl was too upset to even register them as he pulled the practice jersey over
his head and threw it angrily – it barely made it more than a foot before flutter-
ing to the floor – and then shucking off his short-shorts as well. He was just
beginning to remove his bra when a strangled noise of surprise brought him
back to reality... He was completely surrounded by drooling teen guys, all pre-
paring for their own soccer tryout.
“Holy crap!” one of them said faintly. “Keep going! Please!” The other boys
were all nodding in dazed agreement, roving their eyes lustfully over Carl’s ex-
posed rack. Gasping, Carl picked up his bag and ran for the door, breasts
bouncing with each step. When he was finally in the safety of the correct locker
room, the girls’, his face was burning with embarrassment. He couldn’t believe
he had gone into the wrong room out of habit – hadn’t Miranda warned him
about that? And now every guy on the soccer team had seen him topless! Carl
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Page 195
changed as quickly as he could, even though he knew his mom would hate for
him to get any sweat stains on his pretty new top, reasoning that he could
shower at home, and hopefully beat any of the boys out of the change room, as
well. Feeling more miserable than he ever had in his life, Carl snuck out of the
change room as quietly as he could in clicking four-inch stiletto heels.
After removing his makeup, showering, moisturizing, and getting ready for
bed, Carl changed into the new lavender lingerie set his mom had recently
made him purchase. He sighed as he observed his feminine reflection in the
mirror, noting the way the underwire cups pushed his breasts together to make
them look even larger, and he tried to remember what his life had been like
Blondie’s Lost Year by KK
30
Page 387
Sick Puppy Comics
Making Friends
Story & Art by Joe Six-Pack. Three college students
sign up for a six-month isolation experiment. Things
start to get a a little strange, and they begin to lose
their masculinity day by day. Yet, they don’t seem to
even notice... Full Color Comic Book / 38 pages
The Pet Sitter
Story & Art by Joe Six-Pack. Asked to look after a
supermodel’s pet for a while, James finds himself
thrust out of his own apartment and into hers. Day by
day, it seems like circumstances adapt James to be-
come the resident of a supermodel’s lifestyle. Full
Color Comic Book / 29 pages
A Curious Curse
Story & Art by Joe Six-Pack. When teen goth Brandyn
gets his drivers’ license, he thinks it’s a ticket to
adulthood. Unfortunately, he’s already cashed a ticket
in the opposite direction. Full Color Comic Book / 27
pages
Teens Transformed
She Made Me Into My Sister
“A Little Too Clever” by Joe Six-Pack. Wyatt wanted to
help his girlfriend get revenge, but at what cost? As it
turns out, a cost greater than any boy could have
imagined. Book / 88 pages / 20 illustrations
Gone Girly for Good
“Big in Japan” by James J Craft. Mike and Ken were
one-hit-wonder rock stars. Then they discovered they
had fans in Japan, so they left to become famous.
Then they discovered that the Japanese didn’t know
they were guys. Book / 77 pages / 26 illustrations
Students, Exchanged
“French Dupe” by Joe Six-Pack. Kelley Sue’s convinced
a French exchange student to disguise himself as a
girl. What happens when she realizes he has no inten-
tion of returning back home? Book / 57 pages / 15
illustrations
He’s a Valley Girl, Fer Sure
From the files of TGStories.com: “Corey Taylor’s Big
Bodacious Adventure” by Joe Six-Pack. For Corey, the
only way he can get into college is to pretend to be a
girl. But when does it stop being pretend? When he’s
cheerleader? A girlfriend? A beauty queen? Book / 78
pages / 17 illustrations
From Boys to Bridesmaids
“Always a Bridesmaid, Never a Groom” by James J
Craft. Two spoiled and privileged boys are about to be
put in their place by their new step-mother. And their
place is by her side as her bridesmaids and daughters.
Book / 77 Pages / 16 illustrations
Little Mis-ter Popular
“My Two Moms” by James J Craft, illustrations by
rocketxpert. Thanks to his aunt’s “Confidence Club,”
Leon will find a way to become popular, and to get
over all his hang-ups... Including his masculinity. Book
/ 77 Pages / 17 illustrations
Tales of Transformation
He’s the Wrong Girl
“Office Chemistry” by Joe Six-Pack. James had to fill
in at the reception desk. Problem is, the business is a
bio-genetics company. And all of the sudden the coffee
tastes funny. Book / 53 pages / 14 illustrations
City Boy, Country Girl
By Joe Six-Pack. Richard’s long-forgotten aunt is sick,
and he goes to care for her. His calls back home leave
his wife Janice confused and unsure about his return.
So she goes to find him. But is there much left to be
found? Book / 64 pages / 25 illustrations
Thames Greene
By James J Craft. Ira wanted something better for his
family. A new start. But in Thames Greene, everyone’s
getting a new start, whether they want it or not. Book
/ 77 pages / 26 illustrations
Hiding in High Heels
“How Not to be a Sissy” By Joe Six-Pack. Vince was on
the run from people who wanted their millions back.
Howard was a friend with a funny little idea and a
knack for making subliminal CDs. Mini-Pix / 48 pages /
15 illustrations
I’m Your Dolly
“Barbie-in-a-Box” By Joe Six-Pack. Tyler wasn’t much
of a boyfriend anymore. Jessica wanted to throw him
out, but then a better idea came to her, in the form of
the Barbie-in-a-Box service. Tyler better get used to
pink. Book / 103 pages / 20 illustrations
His Life as a Trophy Wife
“The Puppy Mill” by Joe Six-Pack. Nick had a great
life, but then it evaporated. Now he’s down on his luck.
In steps a wealthy executive wiling to pay him hand-
somely to pretend to be his wife. What can it hurt?
Book / 210 pages / 16 illustrations
Titles by Sick Puppy Press
Page 388
Male Monday, Girl Friday
“Hey, Cutie!” by James J Craft. Daniel is going to be
promoted from his average life to an exciting execu-
tive position. At least, that’s what his bosses are
telling him. They may not be telling him everything.
Book / 58 pages / 20 illustrations
The Happiest Place on Earth
From the files of TGStories.com: “The Fairest One of
All” By Joe Six-Pack. Will is a kid looking for a job. He
gets one, performing as Snow White at a theme park.
For Will, he doesn’t suspect that playing the role and
wearing the costume is slowly changing him, day by
day. Book / 51 pages / 21 illustrations
Hello, Nurse
From the files of TGStories.com: “Quality Health Care”
Dane is filling in as a nurse for his pal Jimmy at his new
office. Although both are doctors, Dane begins to take
to his new role as a nurse. Soon, he feels compelled to
be the ideal nurse. Book / 44 pages / 15 illustrations
My Boss, The Bimbo
“If I Were a Betting (Wo)Man” By James J Craft, illus-
trations by blackshirtboy. CEO Lucas has a superiority
complex. When his long-suffering secretary is able to
feed into Lucas’ competitive nature, he’ll make any
bet to prove his dominance over women. Book / 38
pages / 10 illustrations
He’s the Girl They Want
“Rallies’” by Joe Six-Pack. Spencer has a great new
executive job in the food service industry, but first he’s
got to learn the ropes of the business by waiting on
tables. He just doesn’t quite fit in with the cheerleader
theme. Yet. Book / 63 pages / 22 illustrations
Demoted and Degraded
“Trixie the Secretary” by Angela J. Cindy didn’t much
like Tom Jones attitude and his advances, so when she
has the opportunity to help take the wind out of his
sails, she takes it. But she had no idea that it was all
designed to make Tom into Trixie the secretary. Book /
87 pages / 17 illustrations
I, Candy
“Sissy Sweets” by James J Craft, illustrations by rock-
etxpert. Inheriting his family’s bakery requires this
young man to become the new face of the business. A
female face. Book / 45 pages / 15 illustrations
Winning is Everything
“Costume Drama” by Joe Six-Pack. Seth made a funny
little bet for Halloween. He needed to pull off the
impersonation of a Cheerleader for a party. What’s at
stake? 100 million dollars and his manhood. Book /
215 pages / 37 illustrations
Stories of the Supernatural
Changed and Rearranged
“Wrongs Make Wright” By Joe Six-Pack. Chris and
Matt were rivals. Then, Matt decided to show every-
one how smart he truly was by impersonating a
teacher. But the disguise becomes more and more
real, much to Chris’ dismay. Book / 74 pages / 19
illustrations
From Pals to Gals
From the files of TGStories.com: “Mandate of the
People” By Joe Six-Pack. Teens Jeremy and Stewart
are good friends, but a bit thick in the noggin. When
they jokingly nominate each other for Prom Queen,
they slowly become the perfect candidates, thanks to
some magic. Book / 45 pages / 16 illustrations
Crossed Fiction
Sisters for the Summer
“Camp Counseling” By Joe Six-Pack. Brock McCade
always thought of himself as a real man, or at least he
would be one, someday. After summer camp, he’s no
longer so sure. Book / 76 pages / 17 illustrations
They’re the Girls for the Job
“Peace and Harmony” By James J Craft. Illustrations
by blackshirtboy. Pete and Harmon need jobs bad.
How far would they have to go to get them? Book / 64
pages / 19 illustrations
Seriously Sissified
Revenge of the Cheerleaders
“Pansy Cheers” By Angela J. Patrick Sears was a
football player trying to sleep with every cheerleader
at his small college. He’d have to pay for his con-
quests. Book / 116 pages / 19 illustrations
Web Classics Revisited
Two Forms of ID
By Joe Six-Pack. Harvey had the unusual ability to
convincingly imitate a teenage girl. In desperation, he
has to use that talent to make some money. But when
is enough enough? Paperback / 194 pages / text only
Reading is Fun de Mental!
K K
BLONDIE’S
LOST
SUMMER
Story by KK – Illustrations by Fraylim
A Crossed Fiction Story
Page 194
But if you like sports, why not go out for the cheerleading squad? I’m sure a
pretty little thing like you would get taken on the spot, and that way you can
still be involved in the school spirit, and I’m sure you have a boyfriend you
want to cheer on, don’t you?”
Carl’s face blushed brilliant pink to the tips of his ears. He was being cut from
the girls’ soccer team before the tryout was even over! And much more, the
coach thought he would be happier as a cheerleader in a skimpy uniform,
jumping up and down on the sidelines and cheering for real boys.
“Chin up, Candi, okay?” the coach said kindly. “You’ll feel better after you hit
the showers and think things over – pretty girls like you don’t like getting all
sweaty and dirty, anyways, I know. Thanks for trying out!” Carl could only nod
in abject misery before mincing over to the side-line to retrieve his bag. The
other girls all exchanged knowing smiles as he passed. As he took his bag and
marched back towards the school, he was trembling all over from humiliation.
He couldn’t believe it! He had once been a capable athlete at any sport he so
desired, but now he was completely unable to play sports as he once had.
‘Candi’ was a pretty blonde bimbo and nothing more. The thought made his
ears burn and his stomach feel sick to the very bottom. He had not only been
robbed of his manhood, but everything he had once enjoyed so much as a boy.
As he crossed the field, he couldn’t hold it in any longer, and began to sob girl-
ishly until tears were streaming down his face. He couldn’t decide which he
hated more, the fact that he was cut or the fact that he was crying about it
openly, just like a girl. Why was he so emotional now? Was it like his aunt and
mom kept saying, that he was really meant to be a dainty, feminine girly-girl all
along, and any success he might have had as a sports player was nothing but
dumb luck?
Feeling more upset and confused than he ever had in his life, Carl strode right
past a surprised-looking guy on his way into the locker room, setting down his
bag on the bench. The other occupants were giving him shocked looks, but
Carl was too upset to even register them as he pulled the practice jersey over
his head and threw it angrily – it barely made it more than a foot before flutter-
ing to the floor – and then shucking off his short-shorts as well. He was just
beginning to remove his bra when a strangled noise of surprise brought him
back to reality... He was completely surrounded by drooling teen guys, all pre-
paring for their own soccer tryout.
“Holy crap!” one of them said faintly. “Keep going! Please!” The other boys
were all nodding in dazed agreement, roving their eyes lustfully over Carl’s ex-
posed rack. Gasping, Carl picked up his bag and ran for the door, breasts
bouncing with each step. When he was finally in the safety of the correct locker
room, the girls’, his face was burning with embarrassment. He couldn’t believe
he had gone into the wrong room out of habit – hadn’t Miranda warned him
about that? And now every guy on the soccer team had seen him topless! Carl
Blondie’s Lost Year by KK
29
Page 195
changed as quickly as he could, even though he knew his mom would hate for
him to get any sweat stains on his pretty new top, reasoning that he could
shower at home, and hopefully beat any of the boys out of the change room, as
well. Feeling more miserable than he ever had in his life, Carl snuck out of the
change room as quietly as he could in clicking four-inch stiletto heels.
After removing his makeup, showering, moisturizing, and getting ready for
bed, Carl changed into the new lavender lingerie set his mom had recently
made him purchase. He sighed as he observed his feminine reflection in the
mirror, noting the way the underwire cups pushed his breasts together to make
them look even larger, and he tried to remember what his life had been like
Blondie’s Lost Year by KK
30
Page 387
Sick Puppy Comics
Making Friends
Story & Art by Joe Six-Pack. Three college students
sign up for a six-month isolation experiment. Things
start to get a a little strange, and they begin to lose
their masculinity day by day. Yet, they don’t seem to
even notice... Full Color Comic Book / 38 pages
The Pet Sitter
Story & Art by Joe Six-Pack. Asked to look after a
supermodel’s pet for a while, James finds himself
thrust out of his own apartment and into hers. Day by
day, it seems like circumstances adapt James to be-
come the resident of a supermodel’s lifestyle. Full
Color Comic Book / 29 pages
A Curious Curse
Story & Art by Joe Six-Pack. When teen goth Brandyn
gets his drivers’ license, he thinks it’s a ticket to
adulthood. Unfortunately, he’s already cashed a ticket
in the opposite direction. Full Color Comic Book / 27
pages
Teens Transformed
She Made Me Into My Sister
“A Little Too Clever” by Joe Six-Pack. Wyatt wanted to
help his girlfriend get revenge, but at what cost? As it
turns out, a cost greater than any boy could have
imagined. Book / 88 pages / 20 illustrations
Gone Girly for Good
“Big in Japan” by James J Craft. Mike and Ken were
one-hit-wonder rock stars. Then they discovered they
had fans in Japan, so they left to become famous.
Then they discovered that the Japanese didn’t know
they were guys. Book / 77 pages / 26 illustrations
Students, Exchanged
“French Dupe” by Joe Six-Pack. Kelley Sue’s convinced
a French exchange student to disguise himself as a
girl. What happens when she realizes he has no inten-
tion of returning back home? Book / 57 pages / 15
illustrations
He’s a Valley Girl, Fer Sure
From the files of TGStories.com: “Corey Taylor’s Big
Bodacious Adventure” by Joe Six-Pack. For Corey, the
only way he can get into college is to pretend to be a
girl. But when does it stop being pretend? When he’s
cheerleader? A girlfriend? A beauty queen? Book / 78
pages / 17 illustrations
From Boys to Bridesmaids
“Always a Bridesmaid, Never a Groom” by James J
Craft. Two spoiled and privileged boys are about to be
put in their place by their new step-mother. And their
place is by her side as her bridesmaids and daughters.
Book / 77 Pages / 16 illustrations
Little Mis-ter Popular
“My Two Moms” by James J Craft, illustrations by
rocketxpert. Thanks to his aunt’s “Confidence Club,”
Leon will find a way to become popular, and to get
over all his hang-ups... Including his masculinity. Book
/ 77 Pages / 17 illustrations
Tales of Transformation
He’s the Wrong Girl
“Office Chemistry” by Joe Six-Pack. James had to fill
in at the reception desk. Problem is, the business is a
bio-genetics company. And all of the sudden the coffee
tastes funny. Book / 53 pages / 14 illustrations
City Boy, Country Girl
By Joe Six-Pack. Richard’s long-forgotten aunt is sick,
and he goes to care for her. His calls back home leave
his wife Janice confused and unsure about his return.
So she goes to find him. But is there much left to be
found? Book / 64 pages / 25 illustrations
Thames Greene
By James J Craft. Ira wanted something better for his
family. A new start. But in Thames Greene, everyone’s
getting a new start, whether they want it or not. Book
/ 77 pages / 26 illustrations
Hiding in High Heels
“How Not to be a Sissy” By Joe Six-Pack. Vince was on
the run from people who wanted their millions back.
Howard was a friend with a funny little idea and a
knack for making subliminal CDs. Mini-Pix / 48 pages /
15 illustrations
I’m Your Dolly
“Barbie-in-a-Box” By Joe Six-Pack. Tyler wasn’t much
of a boyfriend anymore. Jessica wanted to throw him
out, but then a better idea came to her, in the form of
the Barbie-in-a-Box service. Tyler better get used to
pink. Book / 103 pages / 20 illustrations
His Life as a Trophy Wife
“The Puppy Mill” by Joe Six-Pack. Nick had a great
life, but then it evaporated. Now he’s down on his luck.
In steps a wealthy executive wiling to pay him hand-
somely to pretend to be his wife. What can it hurt?
Book / 210 pages / 16 illustrations
Titles by Sick Puppy Press
Page 388
Male Monday, Girl Friday
“Hey, Cutie!” by James J Craft. Daniel is going to be
promoted from his average life to an exciting execu-
tive position. At least, that’s what his bosses are
telling him. They may not be telling him everything.
Book / 58 pages / 20 illustrations
The Happiest Place on Earth
From the files of TGStories.com: “The Fairest One of
All” By Joe Six-Pack. Will is a kid looking for a job. He
gets one, performing as Snow White at a theme park.
For Will, he doesn’t suspect that playing the role and
wearing the costume is slowly changing him, day by
day. Book / 51 pages / 21 illustrations
Hello, Nurse
From the files of TGStories.com: “Quality Health Care”
Dane is filling in as a nurse for his pal Jimmy at his new
office. Although both are doctors, Dane begins to take
to his new role as a nurse. Soon, he feels compelled to
be the ideal nurse. Book / 44 pages / 15 illustrations
My Boss, The Bimbo
“If I Were a Betting (Wo)Man” By James J Craft, illus-
trations by blackshirtboy. CEO Lucas has a superiority
complex. When his long-suffering secretary is able to
feed into Lucas’ competitive nature, he’ll make any
bet to prove his dominance over women. Book / 38
pages / 10 illustrations
He’s the Girl They Want
“Rallies’” by Joe Six-Pack. Spencer has a great new
executive job in the food service industry, but first he’s
got to learn the ropes of the business by waiting on
tables. He just doesn’t quite fit in with the cheerleader
theme. Yet. Book / 63 pages / 22 illustrations
Demoted and Degraded
“Trixie the Secretary” by Angela J. Cindy didn’t much
like Tom Jones attitude and his advances, so when she
has the opportunity to help take the wind out of his
sails, she takes it. But she had no idea that it was all
designed to make Tom into Trixie the secretary. Book /
87 pages / 17 illustrations
I, Candy
“Sissy Sweets” by James J Craft, illustrations by rock-
etxpert. Inheriting his family’s bakery requires this
young man to become the new face of the business. A
female face. Book / 45 pages / 15 illustrations
Winning is Everything
“Costume Drama” by Joe Six-Pack. Seth made a funny
little bet for Halloween. He needed to pull off the
impersonation of a Cheerleader for a party. What’s at
stake? 100 million dollars and his manhood. Book /
215 pages / 37 illustrations
Stories of the Supernatural
Changed and Rearranged
“Wrongs Make Wright” By Joe Six-Pack. Chris and
Matt were rivals. Then, Matt decided to show every-
one how smart he truly was by impersonating a
teacher. But the disguise becomes more and more
real, much to Chris’ dismay. Book / 74 pages / 19
illustrations
From Pals to Gals
From the files of TGStories.com: “Mandate of the
People” By Joe Six-Pack. Teens Jeremy and Stewart
are good friends, but a bit thick in the noggin. When
they jokingly nominate each other for Prom Queen,
they slowly become the perfect candidates, thanks to
some magic. Book / 45 pages / 16 illustrations
Crossed Fiction
Sisters for the Summer
“Camp Counseling” By Joe Six-Pack. Brock McCade
always thought of himself as a real man, or at least he
would be one, someday. After summer camp, he’s no
longer so sure. Book / 76 pages / 17 illustrations
They’re the Girls for the Job
“Peace and Harmony” By James J Craft. Illustrations
by blackshirtboy. Pete and Harmon need jobs bad.
How far would they have to go to get them? Book / 64
pages / 19 illustrations
Seriously Sissified
Revenge of the Cheerleaders
“Pansy Cheers” By Angela J. Patrick Sears was a
football player trying to sleep with every cheerleader
at his small college. He’d have to pay for his con-
quests. Book / 116 pages / 19 illustrations
Web Classics Revisited
Two Forms of ID
By Joe Six-Pack. Harvey had the unusual ability to
convincingly imitate a teenage girl. In desperation, he
has to use that talent to make some money. But when
is enough enough? Paperback / 194 pages / text only
Reading is Fun de Mental!
