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Chance has not forgotten about losing her Casino thanks to the work of Notre Dame, Sparrow and Firefly, and now with the heroines of the Legion all helpless prisoners, Chance aims to get revenge! Saving the every feisty Sparrow for last, Chance reviles her plans to rebuild her empire and the fate of the heroines (hint: it involves lots of bunny ears... )

See the unhappy reunion in Legion of Superheroines #21!



(Special Thanks to Trishbot for the cover illustration).

haven't written to you before ,so I have a few questions
I have been a little unfair to some of the other artist/writers of this and your sister site, so I want to see how hard it is to both write and draw a series
I have an older G5, but am getting a pro mac quad will that be enough of a computer for doing the quality of work I see on this site?
I am also getting Poser 8 is that a good starter or should I go with Poser pro?
and finally as far as software/hardware is concerned what graphics card would you recommend or does the one that is installed in the Mac adequate ?
Now for the writing part how does one stay enthused about writing a bondage series after all there are only so many ways to dominate a character example how many times has sparrow been turned into a willing servant and from the looks of it it's the end of the LOSH who's going to save them or am I missing someone who will ride in like the cavalry?
Does it take variety of different titles and themes to make the subject not go stale?
Have gone through the archives and can think of a few bit characters that haven't been advanced to start with ( was going to try shadow rider) but her story has been advanced in your sister site so had to dig deeper- easy writing the story and plot line when you have a boring job and the only think that stops you from acting like a robot is how to put together a story using characters whole set of bios for your hero and villains it's all set in the subs with trips to the major cities don't want her to bump into major characters yet
thank you for your time can't wait to see how they get out of this ( LOSH) but really it isn't all that bad they obey their mistress's and they feel happy still think sparrow is smokin hot

In totally agreement about Sparrow and her being smoking hot. Seriously, she is possibly THE sexiest character in any medium I've encountered. Her feisty temper, wild spirit, sleek design, sexy curves, and continued abysmal luck makes her infinitely enjoyable to read.

So, naturally, this chapter made me very happy. While I'll admit I'm a bit disappointed to see her (possibly) relegated to a minor role now (and not rise to the occasion and save the day like I was actually anticipating), her "reunion" with Chance couldn't have been sexier. Chance is just an outright mean and amazing villain, taunting her captive, rubbing in her defeat, flaunting her victories, parading her slaves around her, making her closest confidant strip her and strap her down... it was almost poetically beautiful.

And Sparrow continues to impress, no matter what she wears (or doesn't wear), where she is, who she's with, she's simply electric on page and you can't take your eyes off her. In a comic full of busty, curvy, ravishing superheroes and sexy naughty villains, that's quite an achievement. Well done.

I'm not a Mac guy, so I'm not really familiar with Apple's lineup at this point, but in general, yes, a newer computer with a multi-cored processor and lots of ram would be good for Poser 8/Pro. The video card isn't as important in Poser as it only uses OpenGL for it's preview render engine (but not in it's actual FireFly render engine), so any halfway decent NVIDIA Geforce or ATI Radeon card from the past couple of years should be fine. Poser Pro's major advantage over "regular" Poser is it's 64-bit render engine; it allows it to access more memory and threads (for more complex scenes) and allows for background rendering (you can keep working in Poser while it is rendering). Poser Pro is probably only worth it if you have a computer that can actually take advantage of the 64-bit render engine (4GB + of memory on a 64-bit OS), or you want the background rendering feature. Functionally, it is almost identical to to the "regular" Poser (Poser Pro = Poser 7, Poser Pro 2010 = Poser 8 ). As for myself, my main rendering PC is a AMD Phenom II X4 955 (O/C to 3.6 GHZ), 8 GB of RAM, AMD 790FX motherboard, and dual Radeon 4850 1GB video cards w/ dual 24" monitors running Windows 7 x64. I just moved to Poser Pro 2010 from the original Poser Pro.



Well it's hard sometimes to keep things fresh, and there's always a balance between trying to do something interesting story wise and giving the fans what they want. I may not succeed all the time, but in general, I do try to actually develop the characters and have some plot twists to my comics to try to keep it interesting. Personally, I find it helps my creative process to have several different comics going so it I get burnt out working on one title, I can leave it for a bit and work on something else; this is typically why I have 2-3 comics running for my updates.

As for what happens to our helpless heroines now...well, let's just say that the bad girls haven't quite won yet. There are still more twists in this story... (hint - Adrienne did mention a "plan B" to Sparrow...)

Thanks; I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Yeah, I've gotta say Sparrow is among my favorite characters at this point...she's been fun to -heh- "develop". I added her almost as a throwaway character back in Casino Fatale and she has grown quite a bit as a character since then. I guess it's that unrefined "bad girl" edge to her personality they we all respond to...(although maybe it's just the fact that she's a busty redhead in a skimpy black spandex costume who gets in over her head all the time...)

thanks for all the information concerning the computer and rendering will to some checking on what you have and what I was looking at
A plan B you say can't wait
seeing sparrow with that blank stare creepy not as bad as the joker smile she has when she's pleasing chance in the last frame but....
why rescue them they are happy pleasing their masters ( just kidding)

is it the 22nd yet am waiting with baited breath between waiting for this and the computer to show up.

just saw the wall paper for sparrow something looks a little off is it her face/head size or maybe her bazookas something just doesn't look right

Hi Uroboros

This release of LoSH was great: as they have already expressed in this forum, see Sparrow humiliated and helpless while Chance was showing her new slaves, was somewhat surprising and arousing. I definitely like scenes where the villains torment the heroines, showing them that have already been defeated.

However, because the Legion has been completely enslaved (except for Red Lotus) I wonder how will they escape... I think I have an idea of Adrienne’s plan B, but it would be better to wait and see what we have prepared the next issue.

Thank you very much, this number was excellent! And just for the record, this remains my favorite comic!