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Breeding Asna, page 8.

No, he wasn't. Plenty of city girls rode that pole.

Love in the Arena, page 70.

Herman is used to goons who want to kill him. But properly handled, this might be an opportunity...

Greedy Little Men, part 9.

Doing the right thing, or doing a human water-balloon act: your choice!

Greedy Little Men, part 8.

Solid plan, but maybe a little cold?

Greedy Little Men, part 7.

Yeah, this page is being posted at 8 PM, instead of 8 AM. But as this has been a bit of a day, it is somewhat heroic that this page got finished up and posted today at all.

   But here it is. In ya FACE, Murphy!

Gabby's Big Day, page 7.

Good for you, Gabby - that's a sensible lust-crazed wench.

Breeding Asna, page 7.

I should slow down and think this tale through, lest it get bawdy.

Love in the Arena, page 69.

There's always a "but".

Greedy Little men, part 6.

Who did you think he was - Santa's bouncer?

Greedy Little Men, part 5.

If you have an account in any of the bigger banks, be aware you're doing business with a criminal enterprise.

Greedy Little Men, part 4.

"Did you score last night?"

...."No, not really. But only because a giant masked gorilla in black tucked me under his arm and carried me off while lecturing on corporate crime..."

Checking the numbers for this story was a real eye-opener. "The big crooks lock up the little ones" was never more true than today.

Gabby's Big Day, page 6.

Gabby finally gets enough?

Breeding Asna, page 6.

If you want extraordinary results, you must put in extraordinary effort.

Love in the Arena, page 68.

Have I become too mature? Instead of having a blazing gunfight to entertain the punters, my protagonists are talking things out, trying to find a solution acceptable to all parties. I mean, in what world does that happen?

Greedy Little Men, page 3.

Quick poll: Is Happy Jack's great big smile more or less scary than the Punisher's skull emblem?

Greedy Little Men, page 2.

Someone's playing a little game with Mr. Abrams....

Greedy Little Men, page 1.

Well, the votes for "Greedy Little men" ran about two-to-one over "First Kill", so here I am, submitting to the will of the people.

   If you think the panel layouts look unusually dynamic for me, you'd be right: This page was penciled from my thumbnails by none other than Fred Perry, famed creator of the "Gold Digger" books and many related creative works. Look up his stuff - it's amazing!

    Inking these pencils gave me such a 1990's nostalgia...

Gabby's Big Day, page 5.

A horse-sized dong being crammed up a big-titted girl may be the central cliché of pronz, but, well, that's why such scenes get repeated enough to become clichés. They're always at least a little bit interesting and/or entertaining.

Breeding Asna, page 5.

If you don't have a clear idea of what "enough" looks like, you will never have enough.

Love in the Arena, page 67.

Whoops!

What Next?

So "All the Little Witches" is an epic story, bigger than "No-One Lives Forever". While I'm laying it out, I'd like to run a short, simple story on here. Hence these three samples from stories I've already laid out. Which one would YOU, dear Patron, like to see done?

Number one is "First Kill", Patrick Popper's very first adventure as Savage Squirrel. An "origin story" of sorts.

Number two is from "Greedy Little Men", the first big Happy Jack story I plotted out. Savage shows up l...

The Rival, part 41.

Q: Why should you wrap a hamster in duct tape?

A: So it doesn't explode when you fuck it.

Q: What do you call a hamster who brings her own duct tape?

A: A slut.

Q: What do you call a hamster that brings her own masking tape?

A: A cheap slut.

The Rival, part 40.

Magic, like tech, is a tool - neither good or bad in itself. What matters is what you do with it.

Gabby's Big Day, page 4.

Careful, Gabby. You're getting greedy.

Breeding Asna, page 4.

Right again, Doc! That's a sharp diagnostic mind you have there.

Love in the Arena, page 66.

There's only so many hotels and room-for-rent places in a medium-sized town. Checking them all out is just a matter of a phone book and shoe leather.

   Oh, and that's not smoke in the last panel, it's morning mist.

The Rival, part 39.

The Mink's powers of magic are awesome, but do they hold a candle to the power of technology?

The Rival, part 38.

It's easy to be the best in the world at something if you're the only one doing it.

The Rival, part 37.

Oh come on - it's never THAT easy.

Gabby's Big Day, page 3.

Huh....technically, Gabby is taking unfair advantage of Harley with magic. But you know, I'm fairly sure Harley wouldn't have said "no", were his mind completely clear.