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A recurring theme in *jollyjack 's more adult art is what he calls "Kitty Hulk Syndrome", where women spontaneously turn into giant cat creatures. Their clothes, being rather less resilient than Dr. Banner's trousers, are completely shredded. Oddly enough, while the rest of their bodies grow in proportion, their heads tend to stay about the same size, becoming proportionatly small.

Here, however, the opposite has happened to *jollyjack 's Kat Vance from his web comic Sequential Art . Kat, a human-sized anthro cat, has turned human and shrunk. Her clothes, being unaffected by the change, now have to be bunched up so that they'll stay on. In keeping with the syndrome's effects, Kat's head size has not changed, so it now appears abnormally large.

Art is apparently quite amused by this, and Kat no longer has claws with which to retaliate. However, she is just about the right size to throw a big punch to where it will really hurt Art... Fortunately for him, both Kat's hands are occupied right now.

Kat Vance, Art (the guy on the right, not the drawing), Sequential Art, and Kitty Hulk Syndrome (c) Phillip M. Jackson, a.k.a. *jollyjack

The Incredible Hulk, Dr. Bruce Banner (c) Marvel Comics

Description
A recurring theme in *jollyjack 's more adult art is what he calls "Kitty Hulk Syndrome", where women spontaneously turn into giant cat creatures. Their clothes, being rather less resilient than Dr. Banner's trousers, are completely shredded. Oddly enough, while the rest of their bodies grow in proportion, their heads tend to stay about the same size, becoming proportionatly small.

Here, however, the opposite has happened to *jollyjack 's Kat Vance from his web comic Sequential Art . Kat, a human-sized anthro cat, has turned human and shrunk. Her clothes, being unaffected by the change, now have to be bunched up so that they'll stay on. In keeping with the syndrome's effects, Kat's head size has not changed, so it now appears abnormally large.

Art is apparently quite amused by this, and Kat no longer has claws with which to retaliate. However, she is just about the right size to throw a big punch to where it will really hurt Art... Fortunately for him, both Kat's hands are occupied right now.

Kat Vance, Art (the guy on the right, not the drawing), Sequential Art, and Kitty Hulk Syndrome (c) Phillip M. Jackson, a.k.a. *jollyjack

The Incredible Hulk, Dr. Bruce Banner (c) Marvel Comics