- Aug 22, 2022
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On the meta level of a story development, it's like this: many people's hearts warm when they see a happy couple in a comic like this who really love each other and whose carnal desires are also not neglected (okay, probably only those who are interested in a story at all).
But the author must always be aware there is a great danger that there is of course not enough variety when this couple is seen over and over again in new scenes, perhaps sometimes in different positions, but for about 8 long updates.
Why an author should doing this?
What about the other characters from this universe? We simply haven't seen any development with these characters, nor any new scenes that would add variety. And because such a story development can quickly become boring, now comes the story development with the crowbar:
Himeros simply pulls off the usual weak story twist that there is somehow a problem between the two lovebirds and they actually always wanted to try it with other people. Really?
This is such a common story in comics like this... you've seen it 1000 times. Sure, an author can do it, and will definitely find his fans, but then the story is just stuck in the usual mush of many of these comics. What a shame...
But the author must always be aware there is a great danger that there is of course not enough variety when this couple is seen over and over again in new scenes, perhaps sometimes in different positions, but for about 8 long updates.
Why an author should doing this?
What about the other characters from this universe? We simply haven't seen any development with these characters, nor any new scenes that would add variety. And because such a story development can quickly become boring, now comes the story development with the crowbar:
Himeros simply pulls off the usual weak story twist that there is somehow a problem between the two lovebirds and they actually always wanted to try it with other people. Really?
This is such a common story in comics like this... you've seen it 1000 times. Sure, an author can do it, and will definitely find his fans, but then the story is just stuck in the usual mush of many of these comics. What a shame...
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