jamoecw at 12:11PM, Aug. 30, 2014

being stripped helps break down one's identity of one's self. if one is kept nude then they begin to form their image of themselves as being nude. that is why when being stripped to dehumanize someone they are often allowed to wear new clothes (any articles of clothing works, like collars and such) after a time so they don't build up a mental image of themselves without clothes. in boot camp all clothes are shipped home (even the underwear) and you are issued new clothes so that your mental image of yourself is that of one in uniform. i think the monster face works as the article of 'clothing' they gain in order to redefine who they are.

El Cid at 5:39PM, Aug. 29, 2014

The review's supposed to be sort of impromptu, so it's okay if they're grasping in the dark at times. Personally, I liked the fact that in this comic Bravo "played it straight" and did an actual genre piece rather than spoofing the genre. I like both his spoofs and his straightforward stories, but after Robofemoids 2 it was good to take a breather.

jamoecw at 12:12AM, Aug. 29, 2014

ya, you did a real good job on the breasts. sexiest doll breasts by far (sexier than some 3d posers and drawn stuff too). i like the effects you add to make things look more real, and the choice of make for the dolls seems to make a big difference as well. first doll stuff i'd consider to be worth anything. i think 3d posers could take a lesson from you on effects, the grittiness hides the fake cleanliness and adds reality (really helps with immersion). the only negative thing i can say on the art is that i generally could tell they were dolls and not CG, but that ain't much given the medium.

plymayer at 10:40PM, Aug. 28, 2014

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bravo1102 at 2:17PM, Aug. 28, 2014

The whole thing about stripping and nudity in my comics is dehumanization. Loss of identity by losing one's clothes. Loss of humanness by whatever transformations there are which include being stripped of one's clothes as one is stripped of one's self. Additionally there is the theme people attaching to much of themselves to pieces of cloth ans leather so that without them they are nobody? Sometimes B-movie kitsch can be more than meets the eye and even have greater and better considerations of themes than the "Important Deep" movies.

Genejoke at 1:27PM, Aug. 28, 2014

Yeah, it kind of jumbles out and then starts to come together further on. I think i had the same reaction as shastab24 what I first saw your comics, however I got past it in the same way I did with 3D and sexy manga babes etc.

bravo1102 at 1:20PM, Aug. 28, 2014

Does seem a little disjointed, but then so are most conversations. However I can follow the it. Banes has a good point that boobs do not have to "real" to be sexy. That would mean every nude in art, even 3-D poser porn comics are not sexy because the people are not real. Yet people do find them sexy. There is the suspension of disbelief. Just like the reader here is supposed to think these characters are real so the dolls in a comic like Interstellar Blood Beasts are supposed to be real people. Why is any more likely that I have to consider a drawn or computer rendered figure that much more real than a posed action figure? A figure is a figure whatever medium it is. And the sexiness is still there whatever medium the figure is in.