Subarashi, this is a work of art. Although if this comic is in line with actual cyberpunk lore, that would imply that not only were we robbed of having the ability to have cyberarms or just general cybernetic cosmetics in 2077. We were also robbed of having romance-able tall muscular alien women. This shit better be in project orion if thats the case.
I mean milk is kinda right, I'm not a big fan of the faces on the characters. Although, the bodies are quite nice and the backgrounds look good. I rate it a 6/10 opinion.
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Roll credits they said the thing
They said the line
Gốd
Where is the death watch when you need them
Subarashi, this is a work of art. Although if this comic is in line with actual cyberpunk lore, that would imply that not only were we robbed of having the ability to have cyberarms or just general cybernetic cosmetics in 2077. We were also robbed of having romance-able tall muscular alien women. This shit better be in project orion if thats the case.
Never mind the Chymlax and Khaatari are all original to this comic theres even a couple other races too.
why put a tiny filter on the cigarette, when they could just augment their lungs with a larger and better one?
A big guy??? FOR YOU???
I hate the art and everything about it:/
no wonder you're milk, with a taste like that
Fuck the story The art is more important and they went for the avg one ngl But yall say its peak And all i see is (unlikable porn)
I mean milk is kinda right, I'm not a big fan of the faces on the characters. Although, the bodies are quite nice and the backgrounds look good. I rate it a 6/10 opinion.
Yep Yep
Yap Yap*
you are attracted to xenomorph?
No.
well I am
"Fills the void in your life with cock, yeah?"
That's one he'll of a line, gonna use that again.
Peak comic and also TITS!!
Zeno scum
TRÒ CHƠI ERM FUR!!!
I feel so sprunky
TRÒ NÀY DEAN ROY!!!
the sequel just started and it's already a banger, just like it's predecessor. god i love this website sometimes
Just read the first one, and holy shit this is literally peak fiction