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Ultimate Libido TP
(W/A) Tony Libido It's a veritable orgy of Libido! This collection features Tony's hilarious (and wildy sexed-up) parody of the Matrix The Matrixxx, The Relubricated and The Matrixx
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First published January 1, 2009
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October 23, 2021
Extensive "How to Draw Comics the Eros Way"
That "How To" section is a monster to read and it's in an especially stupid and butchered Brookylnish accent that makes you cringe. BUT it's very interesting because it shows the steps of creation to those of us who do not know the process. His way is super half-assed so you also get to see how not to do it as well which shows you the professional angle by contrast.
The triple "Matrix" parodies are dumb but have their moments just like the short finisher called "Women in Prison".
The art is good but not excellent by any measure-> which makes me wonder how he turned out such a visual gem as "Boffy the Vampire Layer" (under a different name). I guess "Bruce McCorkendale" is his name for when he really takes his time on the art and production and while avoiding extreme breasts and the rest of the genitalia.
That "How To" section is a monster to read and it's in an especially stupid and butchered Brookylnish accent that makes you cringe. BUT it's very interesting because it shows the steps of creation to those of us who do not know the process. His way is super half-assed so you also get to see how not to do it as well which shows you the professional angle by contrast.
The triple "Matrix" parodies are dumb but have their moments just like the short finisher called "Women in Prison".
The art is good but not excellent by any measure-> which makes me wonder how he turned out such a visual gem as "Boffy the Vampire Layer" (under a different name). I guess "Bruce McCorkendale" is his name for when he really takes his time on the art and production and while avoiding extreme breasts and the rest of the genitalia.
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