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"the wrongness of her boobs?"
So yeah, reality suuucks and ruins my appreciation of slutty comic girls
And you're totally right about them, but let's say for arguments-sake that whatever mystical power that made the zombie behind her rise from the grave, is also preventing the laws of gravity from taking effect on her large boobs(although it does look as though she's had boob, cheek-bone, and calf implants put in).
So that being said, suspend reality for just one second, and enjoy the magic of funny-books were zombies can roam free and beautiful busty women can walk around without proper bra support.
Thanks again for your comments. I found them seriously AWESOME "Mine are bordering on being that large (who am I kidding, they're enormous)"
And lol, people on the internet are always like "asdfjkl; you only comment negatively on huge boobs in the pic coz ur jelusss and flat-chested and ugly!" but I just want to respond with "uhh, no man. |D See these? They're real. You're the jealous one." I don't mind appreciation of the female form, I just wish it varied a little more than it does, so I wouldn't have to feel like girls are targeted in comics by guys like that...! It makes me feel pretty self-conscious of my own body. Which is stupid. I come for the arse-kicking action, not body image reminders! But looking through your gallery, you know how to make female characters look fun or sexy without massive boobs every single time (and you're not a huge offender of Rubber Spine Syndrome either) so you're already better than the majority of male comic artists |D
Ooh, but if you're interested, for further boob-fail related hilarity see this.
So I went over to that "Boob-fail" site and wow...
I have no idea what people are thinking sometimes
Lastly, be proud of the AWESOME person you are, and don't let the online hatters get you down.
Thanks again for the great comments and the funny site. Look forward to seeing more of your fun DA work in the future.
Haha, I wouldn't brand that as moronic! Just a natural reaction. ;D It can be pretty flattering to a girl. But yeah, I guess that sort of thing is what makes up the difference between a stereotypical sort of comic artist and an amazing one: the ability to not remain constricted by stereotypes and appealing to a perceived type of audience, being able to move past that and make kick-arse characters. In particular, ones who can be appealing without compromising their apparent self-respect; who don't stand up to pose to imagined cameras, but to fight~!
/end determined feminist rant |D
D'awww, thank you! xDD I shall~! I'll keep an eye out for your work too, see how you go in the future xD