What do you think? Can you name a few web comics you yourself used to like, but which sadly have gone downhill due to excessive fan service? I'd really like to know! Back then, the story already had some smut in it, but it still seemed to be heading somewhere and it still had character development, which is virtually nonexistent nowadays. I just am really disappointed by this comic's evolution, as I used to really like reading it in the past. (I hope the links work, btw, it's my first time trying to use them in a post)
To give you an example, this is what Chrissy originally looked like. (I recommend against checking it anyway - it's quite disheartening) Images courtesy of Farha Rai Twitter and Instagram. She will provide you with tips to bring out your outer and inner beauty. Sakinah is an English and Law graduate who is a self-proclaimed beauty expert.
You don't even need to look at the artist's gallery on DeviantArt to figure out where the guy gets his bucks. Watch Desi Rascals 2 on Wednesdays at 8pm on Sky1. Pretty much all of them have gotten several boob and ass jobs by the comic artist during the years and the quality of the story also has gone downhill a great deal (it devolved from being a light-hearted college story into the characters' sole focus being getting laid as much as possible - the artist apparently thought it to be cool to get Chrissy stuck in an open relationship with a spineless guy who fucks two other girls besides her and she's somehow "okay" with that). Nowadays I still tend to check up on the comic every so often (it updates weekly), but the gross oversexualization of basically all of the female characters present in the comic has largely turned me away from it. I used to read this webcomic when I was younger, because as a huge cat fanatic, I used to love furry characters - I still do. As the story progresses, she gets to meet all sorts of people and often finds herself in awkward situations. I don’t recall ever wishing to be as good as the bass players in the famous bands, but always paid attention to (and air-imitated) the drumwork of Danelli and. I don't know whether anyone here has heard of the Rascals webcomic? It's basically a furry webcomic featuring a slice of life story with its main character being Chrissy McCloud, a young introverted feline woman going to college to study graphic design. Answer (1 of 6): During the late 1960’s I was a pretty good singer and bass player for a (marginally) popular rock band on Long Island.
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