I often get asked whether there will be a sequel to this or that story. As visitors or customers of Amazonias know, I have single stories and series. Some series go on for quite some time (there are few series of eight or more episodes, and Katie, exceptionally counts over 25!), but at some point they are finished.
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I just think that really developing the amazons' character makes for much more sexiness and excitement. Build-up adds depth to characters, makes it easier for us to understand them, and above all, makes them much more real and therefore realistic. And that's important for excitement.
It was then that I noticed that she was just sitting normally in her seat, and that she was, in fact... huge. Her legs pushed against the seat in front of her and her knees were above the level of the tray table. She was crammed like a sardine.
Often I get asked which of my comics I would recommend for new readers. Let me try to provide a useful answer to this question.
First of all, what all of my comics havein common, is tall, strong, sexy, and very muscular women. There might be some variation in their height or degree or muscularity, but that's pretty much it.
I had a lot of fun making the "Bully"-series. The first chapter introduced the four characters: a daughter and her mom (both big) and a boy and his father (both small). I started the characters at 16 years, to be able to build some background by the time they are 18. Buffy is already a tall and muscular girl at 16, but it's at 18 that she's really grown into a fullblown female bodybuilder.