Animation / Comedy / Action & Adventure
From Stan Lee, the man who brought us such popular superheroes as Spider-Man and The X-Men, comes this new kind of superhero in the form of the animated series "Stripperella". Pamela Anderson provides the voice of Erotica Jones who is stripper by night and superhero Stripperella…


Stripperella goes undercover to probe the sudden fattening of several models and runs afoul of a nefarious plastic surgeon.

Stripperella tries to thwart a thrifty villain called Cheapo.

The heroine battles a home-shopping network whose products are made out of flesh.

The owner of a chain of copy stores uses his photocopy machines to brainwash customers into carrying out evil deeds.

Stripperella rubs an evil queen the wrong way when she infiltrates the matriarch's secret cove to thwart her rampage against men.

The clock is ticking for Stripperella to prevent Dr. Cesarian from detonating a model with an explosive breast implant on live TV.

The Bridesmaid preys on the world's grooms.

Stripperella tangles with Small Fry, a diminutive villain determined to shrink anyone larger than he is.

The disappearances of several teens on the eve of a science fair prompts Stripperella to pose as a high-school student to uncover the culprit.

Erotica and pals travel to Las Vegas when she's nominated for Stripper of the Year honors. The fun is waylaid, however, by an evil ventriloquist and his dummy.

Stripperella draws on lady luck to thwart a scheme by cut-rate villain Cheapo to loot Las Vegas with an "Ocean's Eleven"-type gang.

The Queen's vengeful return proves a royal pain to Stripperella.

A man bitten by a radioactive beaver becomes a monstrous challenge for Stripperella when she tangles with the crazed Werebeaver.

Stripperella (voice)

Giselle (voice)

Kevin (voice)

Leonard (voice)

Persephone (voice)

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