Just read the comic today boys.
Talk about massive cock tease! (Or vag tease for the ladies.)
A whole lot of nothing happens in the first issue. It just establishes that Jen is trying to acclimate back to a normal life but is struggling to do so. Most of the comic is Jen in her human form, going to her job, talking to a client, then going home. Really boring stuff.
However, at the very F-@$ing end, is when she starts to hulk out. Her spine is jutting out of the back of her shirt, her legs swell with muscle and her boots split open, her biceps shred open her sleeves, and then she shrinks back.
It's hot and it's well done. But I wish the issue had more substance to this. Is 22 pages the going rate for Marvel comics these days? I haven't collected a comic in years and I must say I'm sorely disappointed by the lack of content in issue one. I'm reminded why I stopped collecting comics in the first place.
However, I will say the artwork was awesome and when her muscles do start bulging out they look great. There's definitely a promise of FMG in this comic series, without a doubt.
Talk about massive cock tease! (Or vag tease for the ladies.)
A whole lot of nothing happens in the first issue. It just establishes that Jen is trying to acclimate back to a normal life but is struggling to do so. Most of the comic is Jen in her human form, going to her job, talking to a client, then going home. Really boring stuff.
However, at the very F-@$ing end, is when she starts to hulk out. Her spine is jutting out of the back of her shirt, her legs swell with muscle and her boots split open, her biceps shred open her sleeves, and then she shrinks back.
It's hot and it's well done. But I wish the issue had more substance to this. Is 22 pages the going rate for Marvel comics these days? I haven't collected a comic in years and I must say I'm sorely disappointed by the lack of content in issue one. I'm reminded why I stopped collecting comics in the first place.
However, I will say the artwork was awesome and when her muscles do start bulging out they look great. There's definitely a promise of FMG in this comic series, without a doubt.