Xodlirv's MERCILESS TALES #2 (e-comic) *New Release! 2/16/10

[MTJpub]

XODLIRV'S
MERCILESS TALES #2
Art by Rick Wolf
Written by Xodlirv


1 COMIC 2 TALES

THE TICKLE-IT LIST
A young man is told that his time on Earth is drawing to a close. He sets out to do those things he's always wanted to do, but never dared to before. Unfortunately for three lovely ladies, his list includes tickling them to tears!

THE FRENCH TICKLEE
A beautiful French peasant girl, suspected of belonging to the Underground in Occupied France! A ruthless interrogator whose weapon of choice is the feather! We've all seen this scenario before--or have we?


With artwork by Rick Wolf (CASE OF THE TICKLISH SPY, MAKE LAUGHTER, NOT WAR) and veteran MTJ Publishing author Xodlirv ( THE FEET STAY IN THE PICTURE, THE ADVENTURES OF STARGIRL SILVER)

**11 Comic pages +Covers
**Over 65 comic panels!
**m/f tickling.
**Artwork by Rick Wolf
**Written by Xodlirv

Product & Ordering Information
http://www.mtjpub.com/ecomics/MercilessTales.html

 

[AnnoXanti]

The Stories:

It is reminiscent of the first issue that is quite distinct compared to the other stories. It is the flair of humor and those unfair tickling setup that will make one wink with the characters. It is quite obvious that I am referring to interrogation. For this episode it is of the same theme without any trace of childish farce. At times I like it that way. The plots have tricky twists.

I have that special liking for the use of "ze". Buy the comic. Don't ask me to elaborate on that. I find such use of foreign lingo in the episodes very funny. It makes me get reminded "Ah I see, this is the next series of that...."

The Art:

It's been a while that I have followed the works of Rick Wolf. The style is truly adult, powerfully executed in bold line weight. The expression of the characters are priceless. The sequences are easy to understand. I find it simple but full and vintage. This kind of style is timeless and it reminds me of a lot of conventionally done comics, which is built upon the effective use of ink.