grOw/cOmic 6:
Issue 2: “Rising Action”
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Synopsis:
The mysterious breast expansion that had recently affected most of the girls of the Hollarin' Huskies cheerleader team had shocked the group. With the rest of the squad off in different areas of the barn, Connie and Karisha contemplate the latest turn of events. But just when they thought their boob growth was over, they experience yet another powerful round.
Categories:
Breast Expansion – big, huge
Nipple expansion
Clothes stretching, Bra busting
growth: unknown
Coming out 10 years after the release of the first grOw/cOmic (July 2005), "Milking the Plot" is a sequel to "Milk Farm", celebrating the anniversary of the first, internet BE cOmic!
grOw/cOmic 6, issue 2 features:
Available in either Premium or Standard Versions!
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The mysterious breast expansion that had recently affected most of the girls of the Hollarin' Huskies cheerleader team had shocked the group. With the rest of the squad off in different areas of the barn, Connie and Karisha contemplate the latest turn of events. But just when they thought their boob growth was over, they experience yet another powerful round.
Categories:
Breast Expansion – big, huge
Nipple expansion
Clothes stretching, Bra busting
growth: unknown
Coming out 10 years after the release of the first grOw/cOmic (July 2005), "Milking the Plot" is a sequel to "Milk Farm", celebrating the anniversary of the first, internet BE cOmic!
grOw/cOmic 6, issue 2 features:
- 18 full-color pages along with 2 cover versions.
- Part 2 of a new multi-part series.
Available in either Premium or Standard Versions!
- PREMIUM Versions: For only $1.45 more, this version is 50% higher resolution (2700 x 3525 pixels), a separate ART-only version (which has all 18 pages with text or narration boxes removed), and also contains 14 pages in pencil sketch form.
- Standard Versions: Standard resolution (1800 x 2350 px) and only 5 art-only pages in the Appendix.
- NEW! Optional add-on: "Director's Commentary" PDF — Similar to the "Director's Commentary" track on movie DVDs, this added PDF is the cOmic shown with numerous comments made on each page from BustArtist regarding the characters, artwork, techniques, and design & layout. Only 99¢!
4 comments:
Holy damn BA, you're really outdoing yourself with this series. The art and dialogue have never been better, and I love the sense of mystery you introduce by not having the milk be the obvious source of all the BE. The boobs have never looked better, too - their sense of heft, weight, and give are really convincing, plus the red marks left on Karisha's from the sports bra are a nice extra detail.
Eagerly looking forward to future installments! :D
Agree with Tehrig - wonderful issue - great BE, Sports Bras, Hot Women! Remember downloading the first grow - the grOw6 sequel just gets better. I want to guess on causes, don't want to ruin anything. Commentary is like PopUp (PopOut?) Video for BE, please keep up the great work. And thanks to JulieKat too, the releases are coming faster than ever. Can't wait to see what comes next.
Great Job ! Thank you for all your hard work!
Tehrig: Thanks! Glad you noticed all the little details. Sometimes, as subtle as they are, they really make a scene sing. As for the "reason/motivation" for the BE, I had to come up with something to make it interesting, since, as a sequel, we come into this series with a lot of backstory. I had to make it still interesting and new even with that knowledge. It took a lot of working on the script to figure out how it was all going to work out.
other290: Thanks! Glad you liked it so much as well. No discussing the Plot yet (which is also the reason for the series title and the chapter names being "plot related"), as it is the driver of the story to a sequel that we've learned so much about already. :-) As for the issues coming faster, yes, they are! A combination of less "real life work" (which means it's a very good thing for me people support "grOw"), a better mind-set when drawing recently (sometimes, it's hard to get "in the zone"), as well as using the Cintiq to ink and paint have all increased the speed with which I am able to output issues. Without the Cintiq, these pages (which have more details than some previous issues) would have taken a day or so longer, each.
Anon1: Thanks! It is a lot of hard work, but it's nice to see it is appreciated. I also enjoy it working on it as well.
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