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Say hi to Cookie Cutter Girl the 2005 way, with one upgrade: your entry goes straight to Lynn’s inbox.

Lynn as Cookie Cutter Girl in 2005: dark curls, a silver horn-shaped tiara and drop earrings.
Her guestbook asked: What feature do you like most about my site? What feature would you like me to add next?
The two questions her Cookie Cutter Girl guestbook asked.From the 2005 site

Sign the Cookie Cutter Girl Guestbook!

Entries go straight to Lynn’s inbox. Nothing is posted on this page.

Favorite CCG song (optional)

Stuck? Tell her what you like most about the site, and what she should add next.

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Opens your email app with your entry ready to send.

Fan mail she posted

From the 2005 site

Her old guestbook lived on Bravenet, and those entries haven’t been recovered. These notes come from the fan page on her own site, where she shared what people wrote to her. Names are left off.

  • WOW!! I was listening to your tunes all morning, on Mixposure, ‘Other Girls Do’, it’s kinda weird to actually be getting an email from you!! I’m gonna go get the CD.

    From a fan, CT
  • Color-ink poster by Ron Fontes of Sonic Comics: chrome pink "Cookie Cutter Girl" lettering over Cookie Cutter Girl, masked, one fist raised and a pink acoustic guitar in her other hand, back to back with a red-suited villain with a skull and crossbones on his chest. A Sonic Comics logo sits in the top corner.
    Fan art by Ron Fontes of Sonic Comics

  • (Opening words trimmed.) Hey CCG... I enjoyed the night thanks to you. You really filled the room with energy. It took me a while to warm up to your style...but once I did it was a natural high.

    From a fan at the Red Parka Pub, NH

  • When I saw you on “Musicians Of Maine,” I thought, “She’s got the look, but can she sing. Aaahh, she can sing! But can she write? She can write!! And now....she’s co-Hosting “No Hit Videos!!”

    From a home studio owner, ME

  • Wow!! Cookie Cutter Girl... you are really interesting... how did you get to become a comic book character and singer?

    From a former school mate, ME

  • Honey, you are one of a kind in many ways... there is no duplicating you.

    From a fan, NH

  • Are you ready to marry me yet?

    From a fan, MA
  • Pencil fan art by Alpha Robbi: a scowling Cookie Cutter Girl glances back over her shoulder beside big grey "Cookie Cutter Girl" lettering.
    Fan art by Alpha Robbi

  • YOU ARE ADORABLE ... dang.

    From a fan who saw her on Indie Grrl and Net Shows

  • Your turn. Notes go straight to Lynn, not onto this wall.

    Sign the guestbook

From the fan reviews page on her old site (saved April 24, 2016). See the fan art full size in the comic reader.

The Girl Power Society

From the 2005 site

Her fan club was bigger than a club. She called it her International Girl Power Movement.

Join the NEW GIRL POWER MOVEMENT... Cookie Cutter Girls, Unite... BREAK the MOLD! Let the GIRL POWER of your voice be HEARD.

Add Girl Power to YOUR

  • SCHOOL
  • CHURCH
  • OFFICE
  • TEAM
  • CLUB
  • GYM
Her 2006 Girl Power graphic: GIRL POWER in big chrome letters on hot pink, with a small Cookie Cutter Girl shield badge and CookieCutterGirl.com.
Comic panel: four women hold hands in a ring around the masked Cookie Cutter Girl on a pink starburst. Lettering: Cookie Cutter Girls Unite... Break the Mold!

How members joined in

  • A MySpace group, with its own forum
  • The Yahoo group GirlPowerSociety, with its own forum
  • The “BROKE THE MOLD!” fan forum, started November 9, 2004
  • A live Girl Power chat room
  • Her quiz, Which COMIC BOOK SUPERHERO are YOU? Discover Your Inner Superhero!
  • The Cutter Crew, her street team, helping out in the CCG booth

She asked the society:

Are you a ‘cookie cutter’ girl... or did you break the mold? How did YOU break free from the masses?
Answer her in the guestbookVisit her Facebook page (opens in a new tab)
Checked live November 5, 2026