Marea Blue, famous writer, began her ascent to literary greatness with a series of fictional works of which she was also the illustrator.  The daughter of a high school teacher, she had an unlimited supply of dittos available to her as a medium and would labor for hours on drawings with Spanish homework printed in faded purple on their opposite side.  Her trademark images were of torso-less humans with long legs that seemed to grow directly from the underside of their heads.  Most biographers consider this a subtle statement on the importance of the brain (logic) over heart (emotion), but less reputable writers from gay-interest magazines have also attributed this to Blue’s self-proclaimed status as a “leg man”. 

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