Things continue to play out for our blindfolded Deku here. I feel like that element of the premise probably won’t survive the next page, though, but we’ll see what Ochaco and Tsuyu have in store for him in a few months.
Like always, the script for this One-Shot was selected from Subscriber submissions. This script is one of those One-Shots where each panel is kinda its own little scene. Aside from Urbosa and Link, I’m not really familiar with any of these characters (I barely met All For One before leaving MHA, and I’ve never seen this newscaster girl before). I know Chris and Sheva through occasionally seeing them in SFM animations, but I don’t know anything about them. The last two girls seem to be a rich girl and her maid from one of the recent Pokémon games, but this was the first time I’d seen either of them. I hope my lack of familiarity with them didn’t affect too much, though, and y’all can enjoy this collection of little scenes.
We’re down in the trenches of this match now, with this being the penultimate page for them. I’ve been enjoying these two as a pair, and I hope y’all have been as well. I’m not sure yet exactly when I’ll be able to start the last page for this match, but I hope it won’t be too terribly long.
I’ve been having a difficult time fitting comics into my schedule lately, but I am still working on them and getting pages out when I can. Here we have the third page of our little Dandadan comic, with Seiko and Momo getting a bit closer.
So here the Goku/Vegeta one-on-one plays out a bit more. I got a bit creative with the layout and how I interpreted some of the submitted ideas here, but I hope everyone enjoys the result. I feel like we’re almost ready to wrap this one up, so I wouldn’t expect it to go longer than another page or two at most.
So this Subscriber-submitted One-Shot is based around my ClashMe app concept, the hook-up app for heroes, villains and damsels to set up sexy encounters. With the exception of the second panel, I like that each of these pairings fits well into the interests of the characters (not to say the second panel is out of pocket, just that it feels more like a random pairing). Shego seems to have a thing for redheads, even when she’s going outside her usual rivalry dynamic. Magia Baiser and the Sailor Scouts is obvious in a way that shouldn’t need explaining. As for Zelda, the Briarwood vampires fit her aesthetic for captors pretty well, I think. Of course, Sylas Briarwood wasn’t in the Studio before this pic, so it’s not a pairing I would’ve made, but Subscribers don’t have to be limited by the same concerns as me when crafting scripts.
I mentioned before that the commission that created “Hot Yoga” was a ten-page commission that ended up split into two five-page comics. This is the second of those comics, inspired by a one-panel moment in the original Special Training. Now, it doesn’t really fit into the series canon for them to both have the Saiyan armor here, since Bulma brought her custom take on the armor for them between Vegeta and Trunks’ time in the chamber and Goku and Gohan’s. We can say that in this timeline she arrived with them a day earlier, ’cause the commissioner really wanted them to both have these blue tights for the opening moments.
Here’s the next page of Butt Witch’s Busy Weekend. Like with the Cheetara page, one of my Lord Tier Subscribers used their Lord Tier commission to instead nominate Catra as Butt Witch’s next guest. They had no other say in how the page was handled, however, so beyond who’s visiting it’s a regular page of the comic.
I’m not 100% sure when I’ll get to the next page of this one, since I’ve been feeling a little overwhelmed with projects lately. I do have several other guests in mind I’d still like to do, though, so I plan to come back to this one eventually.
Slowly but surely we’re making progress for this comic, haha. Page five here, with the boys enjoying some lizard cock.
Here now with our third page of the yuri ongoing we’re delving into the action properly. Of the two scripts submitted for this page, I ended up mostly leaning on one for action while pulling dialogue from the other. Like our last beach yuri comic we get a panel of a character standing over another, which you might consider a callback.