[Matthew Lim]

Some back story on that sequence. After first getting in touch and meeting Wreck I asked him to do a growth sequence with a cheerleader. Oriental of course. He came up with the set and I was so happy I sent it along as a sort of portfolio review to LH-Art. He liked it so much he added the text and Wreck started doing some regular work with LH-Art.
Those of you who have had the pleasure of seeing wreck's recent work will notice how his work has evolved since that early piece.

I concur with Wreck's work evolving since those days. Although his work from the late 90's kick's all my work hard, it's several steps back from the gold he's producing now. Since we're on the topic of Wreck, I'm hoping that he can find a solution to his recent problems with his site.

[Matthew Lim]

Good so far Fasola, you got a couple of more pages to go until I'm satisfied. 😛

Wasn't this in one of Lh-Art's All-Growths??

It was actually All Amazon #7 which technically was the first All Growth being that it was the first LH-Art issue to feature nothing but growth related stories. The issue also features a comic drawn by the forums own DCM.  🙂

[Matthew Lim]

Wanna bet?  I'll bet it was Chyna.

Internet movie database lists double time that Joanie Laurer aka Chyna was never on Arli$$. First the show never appears on her TV Guest Apperances list. And second the guest list for Arli$$ doesn't list her under the Guest Apperances page.

So seeing that I won that bet, what do I get?

[Matthew Lim]

So far there are a lot of good suggestions. Regime of the Rogue takes place in an early context of the Age of Apocalypse, so I'm a little hard pressed to add Psylock to the story being that she didn't show up until a later point in the storyline. But seeing that through this poll she's a popular commodity, I'll consider taking the idea up in a side project. Polaris is another good idea, but her Age of Apocalypse character would be extremely difficult to fit into the storyline being that she is more of a supplement character in the Age of Apocalypse series. Although they're really great candidates for some Jugger-sizing, I really want to keep my 'fan-fic' in the correct context and not make any exceptions for the sake of popular demand. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but I'm a purist on continuity when it comes to writing stories.

[Matthew Lim]

Talk about one of the hardest games in the history of the world, im a big metal gear solid fan, so have had a few plays on this already, and u dont have a radar as in the other games!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! so u have to look at a room twice as much as befor to make sure its clear etc… i think this one might actualy take me more than a few days to compleat! lol

I actually had a harder time with MGS2. Like Collector said, it's all about patience, at least for the first run. Like all MGS games, it gets a million times easier on a second or third run. The only hard thing is getting the highest rank (Foxhound for MGS3, Big Boss for all others), I've been working off and on to get that rating for MGS3.

[Matthew Lim]

It's the same episode, it was Carla Haug using a strap-on on Arliss's coworker Kirby.

[Matthew Lim]

Love that comic  😀 , probably my favorite part of All Growth #7.

Thanks for sharing.  🙂

[Matthew Lim]

I agree, that is just way too much, isn't it really really unhealthy for women to have that little body fat, granted bodybuilders are already pushing the female limits of body fat health, but that looks to be an extreme?

Although it is unhealthy to have a low body fat percentage, the body fat you're probably thinking of are the "bad fats" that aren't really necessary. The visceral fats are the fats that float in your abdomen and around the internal organs and isn't neccessarily bad if you were to have very low ammounts of that. The subcutaneous fats are the ones that you need. These fats are located just beneath the skin. This is the stuff bodybuilders usually burn off for a few months during competing seansons to get that "ripped" look. They'll put that fat back on during the off-season time, so it isn't unhealthy for them to be competing like that.

As for the vascularity, that's normal for people. It's just the tell tale sign that someone has been working out with weights. The veiny look is what happens when you strain your muscles to a high extent and it's asking for a lot of blood. When your muscles are working harder than your heart, they send the blood back faster than the heart can pump it out. Thus the resulting shift in blood flow causes the veins to swell. Slightly unattractive yes, unhealthy nope.

[Matthew Lim]

Rogue has taken Juggernaut's power before in the comic universe. In marvel Team Up #150, Rogue steals the half and half powers of the Juggernaut from Cain Marko and Black Tom Cassidy. I've yet to see it myself but I've heard that Rogue herself grows quite muscley in the process.

Personally I don't think that Juggernaut's going to have a really big role in the movie. As implied from it's predecessor, the film will more likely focus on the Pheonix as the main villianess.

[Matthew Lim]

There was also a muscley female character on Wrath Unleashed appropriately named Giantess.  😛

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