Retrospective

Hey folks!

Well, here's a blast from the past! This month marks the 8th anniversary of my foray into adult comics, with my bad ending take on J. Scott Campbell's

Download yourself a copy from my Dropbox, if you're not familiar. It was one of the avant garde comics of the 90s - a time when sexiness was still allowed in the mainstream, and having our heroines look like absolute babes!

Hard to believe now, but I once had zero artistic skills. So if I wanted to have my twisted vision fulfilled, I needed a good artist. And I found one in my perfect partner-in-crime - Pirrate. Together, we spent the past eight years slowly constructing our Danger Girl Vol 1 & 2.

Throwing a quantum wrench into Page 83 of the source comic, turning out a universe where Abbey is forced to play along . . . had been itching at me well before my collaboration with SP. I had commissioned other artists over the years to just get a sweet taste of that humiliation:

Anyways, creating stories that tantalized my Sexy Spies in Sexy Trouble™ kink has led me to the here and now. But sitting around lately, I found it odd that I never tried my hand at creating my own Danger Girl art. Maybe I thought DG works best in 2D, and that's how it should stay. But I gave it a try, and I was surprised at the results. I was able to grab and morph models that really come close! I tested out a few renders, and these are the ones you see along the top.

Given my limited budget on the initial DG run, the first chapter of Danger Girl Vol 1 feels very truncated. There were a lot of plot elements I wanted to flesh out, but just couldn't. I'd have liked to see Abbey go undercover to find the Peach, as the Hammer Empire cuts a swath of conquest across the globe. I'd probably have thrown a few more twists in there before she shows up pregnant at the Peach's door. 😋

In the posted shots, you can see Abbey, the Peach, Natalia, and Müller from Vol 2. I haven't tried my hand at Sydney yet, but I'm sure I'll get around to it. I'd have liked to have done a bit more world-building. I really dug The Man In The High Castle, and relished the historical stakes at play when agents have to operate within a fascist regime.

Just wanted to share this small test set as I reminisce about this past decade. I'm not sure when I'll continue with Abbey's and Sydney's stories, but at least now I've got a bit more agency as my own artist. I'm grateful for the 2D collaborations I've had over the years, and I would credit that time spent with talented artists with giving me the lessons needed to get my own thing off the ground.

Anyways, that's it for now. I hope you all enjoyed the recent Batgirl update, and stay tuned for more naughty content before we close off this month!

Cheers, folks! Have a great weekend!