ANABELLE #2 (mini-series) (Yoly) *New 06/21/11

[MTJpub]

ANABELLE #2 (mini-series)
STORY AND ART BY THE OZ!

The Clown Guy transforms Anabelle into his assistant and together they set out to find the elusive Yoly. Unfortunately for Yoly's friends and associates, merciless tickle torture await any who dare try to keep Yoly's whereabouts from the fiendish pair.

Anabelle made her first appearance in the YOLY VALENTINE SPECIAL 2011 and now returns in this special mini-series.

ITEM FEATURES

* 10 Full-Color Pages + Cover!
* 25+ Comic Panels!
* f/f tickling with some f/m

Product and Ordering Information

Please enjoy this preview of the cover art...

 

[Sir Bombers]

Anabelle 2 is yet another short and sweet spin-off of the Yoly series pulled off by the Oz.

This mini comic starts with a a first in any of Oz's work in having male tickled in a mainstream comic series, and if you're a long time fan of ozzy's work, you just won't believe who that male is!

Anabelle has joined force with the Clown Guy and shows him that soft tickling can be just as powerful as his preferred style of rough tickling... Anabelle's quest for revenge has her run in to Yoly's cute girlfriend Amanda for a very hot bout of tickle action with Anabelle up to her sensual tickling tricks... What happens later is a wonderful surprise that graciously adds to the wonderful list of characters the Yoly series presents. 😉

I personally enjoy Anabelle and her style of sensual tickling. Seeing her work her magic on Yoly in the Valentine spin off, and then on Amanda in this one comic is just simply amazing. Her clown look is appropriate for the amount of laughs she gets!

Yoly better watch herself, I don't think Anabelle will hold back the next time they cross paths... 😉

To OZ himself...

I only have ONE issue with the comic which is just some minor confusion in continuity. Amanda in all of her appearances before "Anabelle 2" has been shown her with blond hair under her blue cap... but in this comic...her hair... well... I figure you KNOW where I am going with this...


But anyway... this is yet another good addition to the Yoly Series and it's price is just right! Buy it and enjoy it to hold you over for the next comic in the Yoly series...

 

[the_oz]

Wohoo! Thanks for the great review, F!

 

[AnnoXanti]

LOL... I like that baldie girl, she's quite a unique lee..

 

[Sir Bombers]

Wohoo! Thanks for the great review, F!

You're welcome, OZ!

B-but...why is Amanda bald in "Anabelle 2"? She had blonde hair in all the other comics...

Where did her hair go?! :scared

 

[the_oz]

You're welcome, OZ!

B-but...why is Amanda bald in "Anabelle 2"? She had blonde hair in all the other comics...

Where did her hair go?! :scared

Ahhh! Keep on reading, lad! OY!

 

[stepienpiotr2]

The worst part of the whole series

 

[bitter_arron]

@stepienpiotr2 is there any particular reason? Or are you just going to be a standard troll that everyone can ignore due to being an aggravating moron?

 

[tarr2k1]

Well, technically in every clustering there has to be a worst by definition: Beethoven had to produce his worst piece, Steinbeck his worst story, Bergman his worst film. But since that's a subjective position and doesn't demonstrate the flaws inherent to the work itself, it requires more than that: Beethoven's worst piece is probably far better than the best of other composers. Since Ozzy's artwork combined with his storytelling technique sets such a high standard, it wouldn't surprise me if his worst was still of dazzling quality that was more than worth the price of admission.

 

[Sir Bombers]

Ahhh! Keep on reading, lad! OY!

OH!

Haha...sorry...

Well... MAKE ANOTHER ONE SO I CAN BUY IT... AND THEN READ IT! HMPH! :stickout

😀

 

[the_oz]

The worst part of the whole series

and I love you too!

 

[the_oz]

Yoly #4 is almost done!!

 

[Anitickle]

Well, technically in every clustering there has to be a worst by definition: Beethoven had to produce his worst piece, Steinbeck his worst story, Bergman his worst film. But since that's a subjective position and doesn't demonstrate the flaws inherent to the work itself, it requires more than that: Beethoven's worst piece is probably far better than the best of other composers. Since Ozzy's artwork combined with his storytelling technique sets such a high standard, it wouldn't surprise me if his worst was still of dazzling quality that was more than worth the price of admission.

That's absolutely true.