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Tryx: Sluts in Space by Matt Howarth
Take a torrid trip to the final erotic frontier in this canny, cummy and often funny book by cult fave Matt Howarth!
Mass Market Paperback
First published January 1, 1999
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February 26, 2019
The story was only good enough to support
FUNNY, INTERESTING AND EXPERTLY-WRITTEN CHARACTERS!
The art was adequate at best but it represented what the shamelessly-presented (not a bad thing) penetration-with-everybody's-fluids-flinging fare woefully withholds= small(er) breasts! I'm so sick of the saddle-baggy, over-blown-up-balloon breasts that even Los Bro Hill-Beer-Toe perpetuates.
The funniest, most interesting AND sexiest character in this is a frisky fem named Pin who has my kind (weight doesn't fly around) of measurements. Still, Howarth gave her a special power which, although interesting and plot-proactive, came across to me as him feeling like she didn't have "enough" without it.
A different female was a xenomorph (manufactured any-shape-changer) which brought a question that is vital to the evolution of humanity as we will know it in the future:
What shape do you build it in?
Unrelated but more interesting and thought-provoking question: When EXACTLY does a lesbian lose her virginity with another female?
The art was adequate at best but it represented what the shamelessly-presented (not a bad thing) penetration-with-everybody's-fluids-flinging fare woefully withholds= small(er) breasts! I'm so sick of the saddle-baggy, over-blown-up-balloon breasts that even Los Bro Hill-Beer-Toe perpetuates.
The funniest, most interesting AND sexiest character in this is a frisky fem named Pin who has my kind (weight doesn't fly around) of measurements. Still, Howarth gave her a special power which, although interesting and plot-proactive, came across to me as him feeling like she didn't have "enough" without it.
A different female was a xenomorph (manufactured any-shape-changer) which brought a question that is vital to the evolution of humanity as we will know it in the future:
What shape do you build it in?
Unrelated but more interesting and thought-provoking question: When EXACTLY does a lesbian lose her virginity with another female?
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