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This looks like it’s going to be a hilarious collision of bodies both beautiful and bubonic.

I also enjoy that the MC looks to be based on Cheech’s role in “From Dusk Til Dawn”. 👿

Thanks for sharing this!

EDIT- Be wary there was about 19 scripts blocked in firefox when viewing. No idea what they were for but they didn’t impair viewing of said comic.

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It’s good to see you kick ass and take names Mighty L!

Was a little difficult getting back to the site.

I need to check my whitelists.

Thank you for the hard work and time spent.

EDIT- For some reason when I try to enter the site from the main page it says “Site suspended”.

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The gentleman goes by the youtube handle of:

dustybottums2002

His blogs are:

http://mankillers.blogspot.com/
http://strengthfeats.blogspot.com/

Can’t find all his stuff but the explosive growth seems to fit his style.

Good luck finding the rest jpmuscle! B)

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Thank you the hard work in maintaining this computerized community congregation corridor Lingster!

Your digital due diligence has kept this site operational and consistent through many iterations.

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This has some hilarious moments.

I can imagine this dude in a vinyl record store with a cast on his hand and pelvis steering clear of a certain section.

Thank you for the finely expressive erotic absurdity Metal-Bent.

Kudos again for having cloth deformation on MRS. It really sells the surreal bobble-headed power dynamics.

Can’t wait for another issue of issues!

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The art is awesome and maintains quite a high level of quality. Thank you for these updates from Pokkuti!

The only thing missing really is a sense of scale. Pokkuti is doing incredible work with these characters transformations but it’s getting a little difficult to see the differences of their relative sizes.

It would be nice to see the formerly smallest character Wendy be able to stand side by side with what she imagined her former size to be.

Perhaps show that the ladies are outgrowing ordinary furniture in addition to their clothing? :cheer:

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Shag,

I don’t know if I’ve already asked you this but have you ever posted Powera’s stats?

Not talking about her physical dimensions because they’re pretty obvious in that fine Jean Sinclair art.

More along the lines of her game numerals.

You mentioned she was a NPC villain in your Aberrant campaign.

Just wondering the sort of Node enhanced literal “Powergaming” that Powera put herself through for the second eruption of power.

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I remember buying them first from a second hand store. Old Jack Kirby artwork wormed it’s way into my psyche. About 25 cents an issue.

My first NEW comics were from the mall at Waldenbooks and were 1.75 USD.

They were the AD&D comics from DC and were printed on high quality stock for the time.

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Thanks for the look at Alena.

She has a wonderfully conditioned physique that seems quite natural on her.

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Well there aren’t any Kryptonian males on Earth except for her cousin Superman.

It doesn’t seem like that sort of thing would fly in either Kent’s Kansas upbringing or Power Girl’s various origin stories.

So Powergirl’s left on a planet where the males sort of resemble her species but she might not find attractive due to different pheromones and body language.

As for a less rutting oriented set of goals maybe she’s playing the field. The power dynamic of the relationship is often in her favor so that might lead her to be very discerning.

Also acclimation and early experiences could have something to do with it. Clark Kent was raised given the expectations of an American Earth male in a small rural community. Powergirl has so many damn origins that it’s hard to figure out her formative years.

Then again my favorite incarnation of her was where she was always drawn as if she was slightly drunk.

As for story reasons why she’s free of relationships? Perhaps her lack of luck in love provides a different tone than Superman being henpecked by Lois Lane.

Thanks for the post GWHH!

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