Here are some photos from the D23 Expo in California. Jessica Rabbit does have some presence there, especially since one of the featured movies with props on display is Who Framed Roger Rabbit. There was a Jessica Rabbit fine are painting hanging in the halls of the Expo. This is a very art deco piece, with Jessica sitting on what appears to be Benny the Cab upon closer inspection. This painting has never been seen before, and its use of vibrant colors and artistic edges make this a stunning Jessica Rabbit piece. Thanks to Andoni for this photo.
Friday, August 19, 2011
D23 Expo 2011
Here are some photos from the D23 Expo in California. Jessica Rabbit does have some presence there, especially since one of the featured movies with props on display is Who Framed Roger Rabbit. There was a Jessica Rabbit fine are painting hanging in the halls of the Expo. This is a very art deco piece, with Jessica sitting on what appears to be Benny the Cab upon closer inspection. This painting has never been seen before, and its use of vibrant colors and artistic edges make this a stunning Jessica Rabbit piece. Thanks to Andoni for this photo.
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Jessica Rabbit Premium Format Pre Order Now Available
The Jessica Rabbit Premium Format Figure is now available for pre-order at Sideshow Collectibles website. A few things to know before ordering. You can sign up for their newsletter to get a coupon code good for $10 off. When doing the pre-order, they do not yet have the cost of shipping added to it yet, and the exact date of release is yet to be determined but scheduled for the first quarter of 2012. You must register to the Sideshow website to order. The Exclusive edition which comes with a print is limited to 750. The edition size for the regular edition is yet to be determined. Keep in mind, you may order the statue as long as supplies last, on a first come first serve basis. The Flex Pay option is available, allowing you to pay only $96.67 monthly.
Jessica Rabbit Sideshow Exclusive Edition
Jessica Rabbit Regular Edition
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Jessica Rabbit Premium Format Exclusive
The Jessica Rabbit Premium Format just made its official debut on the Sideshow Collectibles website just mere minutes ago and there is already a swarm of backlash over the Exclusive version being offered. People were hoping for some sort of additional piece to be added on or to go alongside with the Jessica Rabbit Premium Format figure, however the Exclusive piece has been revealed to be an art print of the statue itself, with Jessica's autograph and kiss.
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Jessica Premium Format Pre-Orders
The long awaited Jessica Rabbit Premium Format Figure will be available for pre-order on Thursday, August 18th. That's just one week away! Sideshow Collectibles will also reveal full photos and info on August 16th, which only gives you a day to make that final decision on this pricy statue. It will sell for around $325. There are normally two versions, a regular and an Exclusive. The exclusive version usually sells for a bit more money. As of now there is no word if that Penguin waiter will be the exclusive piece, or if Sideshow has something different planned. After pre-orders, it is normally several months before the statues are sent out and you should not be charged until then, but you will need to submit credit card info to reserve it.
STAY TOONED to this site for all the exciting info. Several forums and message boards are buzzing about this Jessica Rabbit PF - even people who are not fans of the movie are wanting to get this. Don't miss out.
Friday, August 5, 2011
Jessipedia - Angel Jones
Part of a new section to ImNotBad.com will be the Jessipedia page. Here, you will find many other characters who either borrowed from or inspired Jessica Rabbit's creation. First, we have:
Angel Jones from Fish Police
Angel is from the very short lived 1992 Hanna-Barbera cartoon Fish Police. The tv show was loosly based on a comic book that came out in the 80's - but the show didn't strike a note with many. The TV version of Angel was an exact copy of Jessica Rabbit. She even says to Fish City's Inspector Gil in the first episode, "I'm not bad, I just Smell that way." (Which was originally reedited as, "I'm not bad, I'm good. Very good!" when it was shown on CBS.) Angel worked as a singer in a nightclub called The Shell Shack and is suspected of murdering crime boss Clams Casino. JoBeth Williams supplied Angel's speaking and singing voice.
Angel is from the very short lived 1992 Hanna-Barbera cartoon Fish Police. The tv show was loosly based on a comic book that came out in the 80's - but the show didn't strike a note with many. The TV version of Angel was an exact copy of Jessica Rabbit. She even says to Fish City's Inspector Gil in the first episode, "I'm not bad, I just Smell that way." (Which was originally reedited as, "I'm not bad, I'm good. Very good!" when it was shown on CBS.) Angel worked as a singer in a nightclub called The Shell Shack and is suspected of murdering crime boss Clams Casino. JoBeth Williams supplied Angel's speaking and singing voice.
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Jessica Rabbit Costume Preview
Every year people are on the search for the perfect Jessica Rabbit Halloween costume. Disney only officially released one back in 2005, which was never released again. This Halloween, you might get the chance to look just like your favorite cartoon diva. HalloweenCostumes.com will be getting a Jessica-style costume complete with long red dress and purple gloves - a must have for your Jessica Rabbit costume. There will hopefully be a review of this costume with more photos when the costume becomes available in September. Check back here for more info - and take a moment to visit the Halloween Costumes website for tons of costume and accessory selections. Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Ink and Paint Club Preproduction Photo

Here is an Extra Special Exclusive photo behind the scenes at the Ink and Paint Club during Jessica Rabbit's performance. Until now, we have not seen any photos of Jessica's "stand-in" for this scene. Her human stand-in, for at least one scene, was actress Betsy Brantley. I'm not sure if the woman we see here is Betsy, but it gives you some idea just how much we still have not seen when it comes to the creation of Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
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