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Sex Attack
What Ed Wood and Russ Meyer were to low-budget filmmaking, Fildor and Vitus are to the erotic, spaced-out graphic novel. Sex Attack mines some of the same territory as Wood but adds an erotic sheen, depicting a memorable gallery of raunchy creatures indulging in all manner of cheesy behavior. Meet Eddy, the nerd who wears his girlfriend Jasylou's undies. They live in Hyperville, neighbors to a retired movie star with equally strange tastes. When a group of Martians arrives, determined to turn Hyperville into a writhing mass of fornicating bodies, it's up to Jasylou and company to save the day, flee in terror, or join the horny aliens, orgy-minded religious fanatics, dumbfounded soldiers, and appalled bystanders in the comic chaos.
52 pages, Paperback
First published December 1, 2002
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February 15, 2019
"NGYES!!...MMYES!!!...YESSS!" The mad scientist getting Promethean results is portrayed perfectly in the boy's fantasy!
Priaprism Press (of Last Gasp of San Fransisco) is translated EuroSmut that's surprisingly well done (at least what I've sampled so far) within its genre.
Some people surely do- but they're not the kind of stories you throw ropes/shine the banister to. Of course Von Gotha's best work will get some ladies to the front of their tubs and we all know the younger male isn't discriminating whatsoever.
You get the Euro brand of sex humor with plenty of kinks included mostly for novelty.
This offering is set a "drive-in era" U.S.A with that era's silly guy "gangs" doing the crime-free type of gang-banging then fixing their Dapper Dan with their back-pocket combs.
The artist excels at goofy facial expressions and stylizing the stereotyped characters. The main guy and his squeeze are take through absurd situations that are much funnier than you would expect for their "campiness" within normally stupid tropes.
Priaprism Press (of Last Gasp of San Fransisco) is translated EuroSmut that's surprisingly well done (at least what I've sampled so far) within its genre.
Some people surely do- but they're not the kind of stories you throw ropes/shine the banister to. Of course Von Gotha's best work will get some ladies to the front of their tubs and we all know the younger male isn't discriminating whatsoever.
You get the Euro brand of sex humor with plenty of kinks included mostly for novelty.
This offering is set a "drive-in era" U.S.A with that era's silly guy "gangs" doing the crime-free type of gang-banging then fixing their Dapper Dan with their back-pocket combs.
The artist excels at goofy facial expressions and stylizing the stereotyped characters. The main guy and his squeeze are take through absurd situations that are much funnier than you would expect for their "campiness" within normally stupid tropes.
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