Jordi Bernet

If you though first two were provocative this one goes slightly over the top :) We left Cicca and her friend escaping from Mexico and now they have crashed in the depths of Amazon jungle and [unfortunately] pilot and money are lost.

And then the party starts :) Cicca will need to sex her way through mysterious jungle tribes, large gorilla (poor soul he could not handle her and capitualted very fast :)), will find long lost family (man this was weeeeiiird :)) and finally end up with Amazonian women and in weird tribe of [actual] d**kheads :)

I had to laugh to Cicca's frustration when not provided with sexual vent-out :) so much frustration is never good eh :)

Stories start to push it a little bit but it is nevertheless entertaining [adult and rather explicit :)] ride.

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Second volume of Cicca's adventures brings us to Mexico wherr she meets woman who falls for Cicca head over heels. Of course they will need to sex their way through entire military garrison, followed by weird all male farmer family to finally become free and escape the trap with help of US pilot spraying crops in the middle of the nowhere.

During all of this Cicca and her girlfriend are constantly all over each other in every imaginable way 😊 even when Cicca falls in love with well endowed Mexican farmer (whom Cicca calls her boyfriend while not leaving her girlfriend's side for a second :))

It is a weird porn adventure but it is visible from every frame that authors truly had good time creating the comic.

Give it a try you might end up pleasantly surprised (as I was :))… (meer)

There were three stories in this volume and I enjoyed them all!

Pre-vampire Skinner Sweet and his childhood friend Jim Book, , 50's greaser vampire-hunter Travis Kidd and his badass hot rod, and lastly Calvin Poole living life as a black vampire in the 60's.

We were all over the place, time-wise, in this one, but that was cool because the times were interesting. Also, Skinner Sweet wasn't in this one all that much, which I thought was a good thing.

I do wish we got to see more of Pearl and Henry, but what we did see has me stoked for the next volume, which luckily is sitting there waiting for me on my reading table at home. Onward!

These may not be the best graphic novels ever, but I sure am enjoying the hell out of them just the same.… (meer)