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So, yes. Tessa Theus aka Thunder Girl is a prostitute in this part of the story. She don't mind because she is in charge. I wrote somewhere, in a description or comment, that a big part of the behavior of the characters is build around the concepts of morality, amorality and immorality. This all started as a superhero-like comic-book, then the impossibility of being a hero - the impossibility of superhero's ethics, better - emerged (I was studying for a very difficult History of Philosophy's exam at the time, which made me think a lot about those concepts, until I found myself rethinking my work).

Talking about comics I'm into right now, together with Go Nagai's work I'm reading a lot of italian erotic comics from the '60s and the'70s: they were really popular and were published in various european countries (sorry Japan: we invented "hentai" before you! ). The stories
were kinda comical and the one I'm reading - Biancaneve (Snow White), it's not particularly morbid. Most importat: they were wonderfully drawn! Two popular cover artists for this magazines were Emanuele Taglietti -Careful: nudity!- www.comicartfans.com/searchres…
and Alessandro Biffignandi www.comicartfans.com/comic-art… ,
while this gentleman www.comicartfans.com/comic-art… , Leone Frollo, was the most popular author (and one of my biggest influences for drawing sexy females, together with Horacio Altuna and Kazushi Hagiwara).
Another italian comic-book artist I'm reading these days is Magnus (Roberto Raviola was is real name), for too long neglected by the critics. He was way ahead of his time. Still is, almost 20 years after is death.

I've talked to much, sorry.

Please, tell me what you are reading these days; and if you have a not-well known comic-book artist that you love, write his/her name in the comments.

See ya!

Description
So, yes. Tessa Theus aka Thunder Girl is a prostitute in this part of the story. She don't mind because she is in charge. I wrote somewhere, in a description or comment, that a big part of the behavior of the characters is build around the concepts of morality, amorality and immorality. This all started as a superhero-like comic-book, then the impossibility of being a hero - the impossibility of superhero's ethics, better - emerged (I was studying for a very difficult History of Philosophy's exam at the time, which made me think a lot about those concepts, until I found myself rethinking my work).

Talking about comics I'm into right now, together with Go Nagai's work I'm reading a lot of italian erotic comics from the '60s and the'70s: they were really popular and were published in various european countries (sorry Japan: we invented "hentai" before you! ). The stories
were kinda comical and the one I'm reading - Biancaneve (Snow White), it's not particularly morbid. Most importat: they were wonderfully drawn! Two popular cover artists for this magazines were Emanuele Taglietti -Careful: nudity!- www.comicartfans.com/searchres…
and Alessandro Biffignandi www.comicartfans.com/comic-art… ,
while this gentleman www.comicartfans.com/comic-art… , Leone Frollo, was the most popular author (and one of my biggest influences for drawing sexy females, together with Horacio Altuna and Kazushi Hagiwara).
Another italian comic-book artist I'm reading these days is Magnus (Roberto Raviola was is real name), for too long neglected by the critics. He was way ahead of his time. Still is, almost 20 years after is death.

I've talked to much, sorry.

Please, tell me what you are reading these days; and if you have a not-well known comic-book artist that you love, write his/her name in the comments.

See ya!