Tickling in Space: Inosaka's Paradox *New Release 1/12/09

[MTJpub]

TICKLING IN SPACE
Inosaka's Paradox

What's THIS???

The sexy crew of the Danneskold is in serious trouble.

Whispers that a phantom ship has taken the gorgeous space pirates prisoner.

Rumors spoken in terrified tones speak of the glass prisons, the mechanical
monsters that never sleep, and hysterical screams of endless laughter.

And those that dare utter her name, shudder at the thought of the brass
goddess, and of the things she does to her helpless victims.

Now time is running out for our hot alien heroines as they fall prey to the
terrible plans of the evil Thompson corporation and their deadly circle of
tickling torments.

Join Captain Dusty, Mistress Koki, Slither, Jessi * the Robotech, Audrey,
and the whole TIS crew on their most dangerous, death-defying,
and desperately ticklish adventure ever.

Will these ticklish alien beauties be able to withstand the fiendish trials
they must face??? Is there any hope of rescue??? Will they be able to
survive the hilarious horrors that await them at the hands of the Boss
Inosaka???

Find out in this tremendously tickly tantalizing titillating episode of
Tickling in SPACE: Inosaka's Paradox!

**50 pages!
**25 Comic Pages
**Over 100 comic panels!
**Extra 8 pages of Sketches, Designs,
and Bonus Art!
**The original short story by Bandito
**Artwork By Scavenger
**Written By Bandito

Publisher's Note: Bandito’s artistic talents are well known in our community.
His talent as a writer was revealed in Bounce of Ace’s. Scavenger’s art
is not only incredible but like Bandito he is known for throwing himself
completely in his work.

The teaming of these two community Rock Stars has resulted in a masterpiece.

-Jim a.k.a. Morandilas


Product & Ordering Information
http://www.mtjpub.com/ecomics/TIS.html

CHECK OUT THE PREVIEW TRAILER HERE

AFTER VIEWING THIS PREVIEW CLIP VISIT THE EPIC TICKLING SAGA THAT INSPIRED THIS SOON TO BE RELEASED E-COMIC.

 

[The Bandito]

Hey everyone... It' me... Bandito. LMAO

This comic, Inosaka's Paradox is really a testament to Scavenger's amazing artistic talent, his creativity, his unmatched generosity, his incredible work ethic, his dazzling skills in lighting, composition, anatomy, cool sci-fi effects, and maybe more than anything else - his love for the tickling genre, and his ability to create truly fantastic comics that steal a reader's breathe away.

My part in all of this, as fun, challenging, and consuming as it may have been, was much less involved than the outstanding contribution that Scavenger invested in this awesome comic.

So to you, Scav - thank you again, my good friend. I am so damn impressed by you.

All that said, I did want to pop in and thank everyone for the wonderful support and feedback on IP. It really means a lot to me, and I want you all to know how important your encouragement has been. The truth is: without all of you, and your support on the original TIS series... IP might never have happened.

So thanks. A lot.

I'm just the little guy on this project, and you guys and gals have really made me feel like a part of something amazing.

And it just wouldn't be right to end this whole project without thanking the man behind the curtain... Jim @ MTJ. You rock Jim. Thanks for always taking such good care of your artists and writers, for always working so damn hard to meet those deadlines, for producing so much of the amazing quality content in this community, and for being so easy to work with. If you were a hot gal, we'd be open mouth kissing right now. LMAO. Seriously, thanks man.

Alright, back to the drawing board. I gotta draw some stuff now and see if I can make some tickle pics that are as hot as Scav's.

;-)

The Deeto

 

[synapss]

I just bought this a little while ago. Really good stuff! Bandito & Scavenger made a great team here. It's page after page of pure hotness and win! I loved Koki's and Audrey's scenes. Two words... Nuzzle Worms. Someone needs to genetically engineer these. Seriously.

Resistance is futile. You will love Tickled In Space!

 

[the_jimmy_james]

"Bones, where's that damn torpedo?"

 

[AnnoXanti]

Like I said, I'll be back. I'm not simply bumping this thread because Bandito and Scavenger are my MTJ colleagues.

I listened to MTJ's interview hosted by LeeAllure and Brighteyes. His words had spoken beyond commercial promotion. He summarized the spirit behind these arts. Every publication make MTJ, the same way he inspired and made writers and artists creative. It is impossible to talk of MTJ without associating it with Bandito and Scavenger, and the rest of the artists.

Sometimes it takes a mastermind alliance to create a legend. This collaboration has created better friendship. The result is this dynamic e-comic.

The story: It has a heart. You could almost hear it behind the clanging of cold steel. It brings back some earthly anthrophometrics to me. Having all tough female characters, you know that without the presence of men, it will have some degree of tenderness in it. The mischievous/playful imagination of Bandito has been balanced by Scavenger's quantum and technical approach in his art. Actually, they really merged well. You can't almost define who's who. It reminds me of some lingering emotions of "The Matrix," which happens to be my favorite sci-fi story.

The Art: The colors are more brilliant this time. Of course his past works had never been the least, but I can see that there is different glow in it. You could see when the artist is inspired by what he creates. I like those "depth of field" effects, the dark ambience and the visual grip. This is truly the trademark of Scavenger. His works just keep getting better and better and best. He pours himself to his creation and yet he can do well with a team. Flexible indeed.

What more can we ask of Bandito and Scavenger, they both write and draw. I think we can pay $16 even just for the teasers and preview... How much more for the whole e-comic?

 

[bitter_arron]

Does anyone know how to get hold of the bounce chix comics without a credit card, because I really want to get these and I'm getting desperate.

 

[MTJpub]

You can send payment safely in the form of a postal money order. You will need to print out our order form...

http://www.mtjpub.com/e-publicationsMO.htm

Fill it out and send it in with a postal money order and when I receive it I can fill your order and send it via e-mail.

If a U.S. resident you can send a check or as a last resort cash can be sent as well. However money orders that you can get at your bank, a currency exchange or amy post office is preferred.

Morandilas
MTJ Publishing

 

[bitter_arron]

There in lies the problem though, I live in britain and I wouldn't be able to send cash via mail and I don't have a cheque book.