Money Shot: Volume 1

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Mix-and-Match Critters: The gladiator creature Bweedt looks like an orca with the body of a giant tiger. The art team did a wonderful job bringing both the eye-catching alien worlds and sexy stuff to life throughout. Minor Characters [ ] Other Characters/Places/Things [ ] Recent Storylines [ ] Money Shot Comes Again #5 [ ]

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Money Shot, vol. 2 - Collects #6-10. "Just as the XXX-plorers get into the groove of funding science with sex, the man who helped take away all their funding in the first place demands to join the team: The President of the Damn United States. Now saddled with pretty much the worst person in the whole country, the group must overcome interpersonal strife, STD fears, and chainsaw genitalia to convince the universe that we don't deserve to be eradicated." - FEB211621 - WorldCat - ISBN 9781939424730 - Kindle Gag Penis: In this case, a Gag Scrotum. The Bokai Elder's balls are each bigger than his head, and can be swung as a weapon.I think the general idea works, sort of. Scientists decide to make intergalactic pornography, which will gain them a lot of cash because people are tired of every other kind of pornography? Comic books have always been more forward-thinking, compared to most forms of media, in terms of progression and diversity. Although there is still a misconception that comics are just for kids, those believers haven’t read the likes of Sex Criminals from Image and now Vault Comics have their own title of sex and sci-fi with Money Shot. Eldritch Abomination: The bulbs are a trio of giant, sentient jellyfish with galaxy-like visuals that run The Covalence. Breaking the Fellowship: Bree leaves at the end of issue #10 due to the emotional stress of the triangular relationship between her, Christina and Omar. This is a comic about sex and poem that’s never exploitative. It approaches its characters and the objectively wild sexuality they exhibit with honesty and sincerity. So, even when things get crazy (and believe me, they do) you’re happy to go along with it because the story took the time to meaningfully develop its characters.

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Seeley added, “And, so, now that’s what we’re asking of comic book retailers and fans. Look past your preconceptions. Join us. It’s not porn. It’s about porn. It’s about us.” Commitment Issues: Christine broke it off with Omar because the relationship was getting too serious and was afraid of maintaining it. Omar gives this advice to Bree (who's seeing Christine) that Christine's constantly looking for distractions to avoid commitment. It’s weird and zany and risqué and at least a little crass (an ancient alien priest uses his giant magical testicles to fight an army of evil soldiers at one point; I can’t make this up) but it’s also somehow genuine and sincere and I can’t believe how invested I was in the colorful cast of characters that Tim Seeley, Sarah Beattie, Rebekah Isaacs, and Kurt Michael Russell concocted. When the writer approached editor Adrian Wassel at Vault Comics, he was the first one who didn’t shy away. Wassel was open to the idea of a comic that combined sex and satire, but also a certain vulnerability.

The humor. Sometimes it’s funny and occasionally even clever, sometimes it’s just a cheap “sex funny” punchline that falls flat. Deus Sex Machina: The Fish People are led by Warlord Priest Daughir who killed the Podna Megra monks and imprisoned the last Bokai Elder, the only living master of the Podna Megra technique, an orgasm that can generate the energy release on the level of nuclear fission. She pulled the technique from his mind before he became impotent and plans to use it to further control the planet by making herself be the only one to able blast through the earth to get the water buried underneath as well as destroy her enemies. But she needed Christine and Omar to have sex with since everyone else on the planet sees sex as purely functional. 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 idea: 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 her merry band of scientist-cum-pornstars explore the universe, each other, and the complexities of sex in MONEY SHOT! Co-written by Tim Seeley and Sarah Beattie, the sexual adventures of these human scientists approaching the various types of aliens with such intimacy is not far from the Erotic science-fiction television series Emmanuelle in Space. The relationship between all five scientists throws in a lot of emotions, most notably humour with how the different character dynamics bounce off one another, each with their own quirks. There may have their squabbles, such as their good intentions of a better world can lead to disastrous results, I wished the writers pushed the complications of their relationships further, instead of becoming somewhat like the Fantastic Four, only with their brains and sexual organs to save the day.