Tanya Tate Is PanelsOnPages Fan Girl of the Month

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Adult performer Tanya Tate has been recognized as February's PanelsOnPages.com's Fan Girl of the Month.

She is featured with an exclusive interview, new photos and represented with a rendering in the 2012 PanelsOnPages Fan Girl of the Month calendar by artist Chris Ehnot.

“I am very thrilled to be Fan Girl of the Month,” Tate said. “Especially as it leads into the first year anniversary of my geeky website JustaLottaTanya.com. I am having a great time as Fan Girl of the Month and want to give a big thank you to everyone at PanelsOnPages.com. They know a real fan girl when they see one.”

Tate has also been featured on various other website such as Comic Impact (Cosplay Girl of the Month), Critiques 4 Geeks (Geek Babe of the Month), and The Comics Ninja (Cosplay Babe of the Month).

"We're in this weird time when geek is kind of in," said Lee Rodriguez of PanelsOnPages.com. "Because of that, there's a lot of posturing and insincerity floating around where everyone wants to be one of the cool kids (ironically enough). But Tanya is the real deal. We only showcase real nerd girls at PanelsOnPages.com and Tanya is the total package. We're very pleased to add the lovely Ms. Tate to our ever-expanding roster of fan girls."

The PanelsOnPages.com exclusive interview with Tate can be found here. New photos of Tate in costume by Hall of Fame director Miles Long can also be found.

The 2012 Fan Girl of the Month calendar can be ordered directly via Tate's superhero cosplay website, JustaLottaTanya.com as well as her store, TanyaTateStore.com.

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