The bestselling sexy science fiction fun fest – MONEY SHOT – is now in a discreet size to carry with you everywhere with the MONEY SHOT, Book 1 (Compact Edition)!
Get a leg up, climb aboard – and travel back to the beginning!
Small enough to fit into your pocket dimension! Money Shot Book1 (Compact Edition) collects issues #1-#10 (Vol.1 and Vol.2) of the bestselling and super sexy space exxxploration series, now in a discreet size that's sure to slip through intergalactic baggage scanners without tripping any alarms.
In the near future, space travel is ludicrously expensive and largely ignored. Enter Christine Ocampo, inventor of the Star Shot teleportation device with a big She'll travel to new worlds, engage—intimately—with local aliens, and film her exploits for a jaded earth populace trying to find something new on the internet. Now, Chris and the XXX-plorers, her merry band of scientist-cum-porn stars, explore the universe, each other, and the complexities of sex in MONEY SHOT! A story about scientists having sex with aliens for the glory of mankind.
Read the entire super hot, sexy science fiction MONEY SHOT series! Money Shot Vol. 1 collects issues #1 to #5. Money Shot Vol. 2 collects issues #6 - #10 Money Shot Vol. 3 collects issues #11 - #15 Money Shot Vol. 4: Money Shot Comes Again! Money Shot Vol. 5: Big Bang
Tim Seeley is a comic book artist and writer known for his work on books such as G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero, The Dark Elf Trilogy, Batman Eternal and Grayson. He is also the co-creator of the Image Comics titles Hack/Slash[1] and Revival, as well as the Dark Horse titles, ExSanguine and Sundowners. He lives in Chicago.
A Graphic Novel about scientists having sex with aliens for the glory of mankind…..and to make money. Yes, please!! ☺️…..I really did enjoy this graphic novel! And yes, there definitely was more to the story than alien orgies for likes and money from the Internet. And character of the “president of the United States” made for such irony and a total chef’s kiss!
This was a hoot. The writing is wittier and more nuanced than I expected, and never too classy to toss in a throwaway dick/queef joke. The art is perfectly suited to purpose, coming across as a slightly sci-fi, slightly porny version of Archie comics. And thankfully, there are no Big Lessons to be learned from these adventures. Just some good-time brainiacs doing what they gotta do to fund their work, and having a relatively good time doing it. That is, when they're not being chased, stabbed, or completely stumped about what alien body part goes into where.