BIG BLUE

Looking at the comic book super-heroines of today, whether the mainstream heroic honeys or the hard-core hotties from the hentai, you’ll notice one thing.  Well . . . two things, specifically, their comically colossal cans, their preposterously pendulous pillows, their hilariously humungous hooters.  Given how long it would take to pull those things into spandex, I often wonder how they find the time to patrol the city.

Then I realized, no one ever made a story where the heroine's impossibly large breasts ARE her super-power.  I pitched “a super-heroine who fights crime with her boobs” to Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera and I heard them scream with joy despite the fact that we were corresponding via e-mail.

In “Big Blue” extra-terrestrial Yaelin, the eponymous heroine, protects the planet from peril with her powerhouse pontoons.  She’ll face equally bizarre villains and maybe find romance with a human, all in her journey to foil a plan to destroy the Earth with breasts (you’ll have to wait until the last issue to get the specifics on the malevolent machinations mustering mammaries).

It’s not just a bawdy book of bodacious boobs.  It IS a bawdy book of bodacious boobs, but it’s more than that.  The strong female character, intricate storytelling and eye-popping artwork will appeal to a broad range of readers.  Will you enjoy it?  To quote the world’s worst roulette player, “Always Bet on Blue!”

The Books

Members of BOTCOMICS can read Big Blue: Juggs of Justice for free or buy the graphic novel as an e-book.

The Art Gallery

Big Blue Hooter of Heroism issue 3, page 8

The plot thickens as think women plot! The final chapter of "Big Blue: Hooters of Heroism" will be on sale in one week!

Art by Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera.

Big Blue 2 Hooters of Heroism: Chapter 3 Cover (uncensored)

Here it is! The cover to the next exciting edition of the enemy of evil with enormous endowments. In the issue, the busty baddie-beater uncovers the sinister plan of Rïno--the top-heavy termagant. It will take all of Big Blue's might mustering mammaries to defeat the diabolical dame.

Where did Tara disappear to? What is Rïno's sinister plan? What role did Sam and Dzhaen play in it? Is Monako making a move on Renato? Is Yaelin back?

A pocket universe, destroy the Earth with breasts, helped her,  yes, and yes.

Oh, shoot, I was supposed to make you buy the book to learn those answers. Well, you still have to buy the book to see all the naked, busty women, so I suspect my financial future is safe.

Art by Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera.

Rino and Kini: Busty Baddies

If these are the bad guys, then I don't know if I want to be good!  The Italian initiator of illustrations of immense ingenues--Marco Guaglione--decided to give us his version of the voluptuous villains that vex the virtuous vigilante BIG BLUE!

If you have not been reading the sophomore section of the story of the super-sized superheroine--"Big Blue 2: Hooters of Heroism," then you don't know Rïno and Kini, but I bet that you want to get to know them, looking at this painting!

Cover to Silver Age Big Blue issue 10

It's the cover to Big Blue #10 with art by "Majestic" Morty Semple. With another "Thor" movie coming out, let's remember that Stan and Jack lifted a lot of their ideas from Ol' Mase. The fact that the cover to the "Journey Into Mystery" 83 came out before this book doesn't excuse them.

Big Blue 2 Hooters of Heroism: Chapter 2 Cover (uncensored)

Here it is! The cover to the exciting edition of the enemy of evil with enormous endowments. In the issue, the mystery deepens and Tara's investigations bring her into the clutches of Kini--the amazonian antagonist with ample assets. And what is Rïno's sinister plan? What happened to Sam and Dzhaen? What's brewing between Renato and Monako? Does anyone recognize these names, or do my customers just drool over the luscious lasses and I'm wasting my time writing a story? The ol' Smith Corona doesn't have many more years in it (neither do my fingers) so let me know.

Art by Mariano Navarro and Hernan Cabrera

Big Blue: Hooters of Heroism, chapter 2 page 8

Uh oh, it looks like the ginger gentlewoman with gigantic juggs is in jeopardy. KINI--the latest amazonian antagonist has arrived. Don't be lulled into a false sense of security by her big, beautiful, buff body; long, luscious legs; cute, cropped cut and excessive endowments. This bombshell is a black-hearted bitch, and it will take all of Tara's talents to take her in a tussle. Who will win this war of wonderous women? One thing's for sure, if you like seeing beautiful, naked women fight, you'll be a winner if you pick up "Big Blue" Hooters of Heroism issue 8! Available May 4th.

Art by Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera.

Big Blue: Hooters of Heroism, chapter 1 page 3

You thought Ol' Mase was pulling your leg when he reported that he, Mariano Navarro and Hernan Cabrera were doing a sequel to Juggs of Justice. Well, here is some completed artwork and it looks like the chesty champion is chockablock with trouble again!

Art by Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera.

Big Blue 2 Hooters of Heroism: Chapter 1 Cover (uncensored)

The uncensored artwork from “Big Blue: Hooters of Heroism" chapter 1. They say that you can't judge a book by its cover, but if that was true, they wouldn't make covers.

Sinister subversives seek to subjugate the stacked scrapper. Will the chesty champion make chumps of the treacherous traitors?

The sophomore section of the saga showcasing the cerulean, super-sized super-heroine is surfacing soon.

Art by Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera.

Big Blue Silver Age Page (volume 1 issue 7)

Another page of artwork from the original run of "Big Blue" from 1962 surfaces. This is from volume 1, issue 7 wherein we presented the awe-inspiring origin of the ingenue with oversized orbs. Well, one origin. You see we had a habit of establishing the backstory to events and then contradicting them. This was done to create a cerebral story involving multiple timelines in order to convey a sense of the cosmic to the reader. And here I thought it was because I had a bad memory. I guess I forgot that I didn't have a bad memory.

As frenetic fans of the fulsome female fighter can tell you, this page features art by Alberto Herrera, Colors by H. Sefra and letters by Fabio Martins. The Three Musketeers I called them, mainly because they came after me with guns and pointed weapons when their paycheck was late due to a recurring clerical error.

Exclamation!

Big Blue: Hooters of Heroism Teaser Poster

You all probably thought that Ol’ Mase had disappeared. Either he’s on the run again or finally dipped below room temperature for whatever reason.

Nope. I’ve been meditating, cogitating and hibernating and now I’m back with an all new “Big Blue” adventure with artwork by the apt, adroit and astute Argentinian artists Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera (who created this wonderful poster). The first chapter is scheduled to go on sale on March 2nd.

I say “scheduled,” not because Mariano and Hernán aren’t as solid as the Rock of Gibraltar. In fact, I’d set my watch by them if they didn’t live in a different time zone and if I hadn’t lost my watch. 

The fact is that there’s so many things that can go wrong, even with my old drinking buddy Joe Biden doing what he can to fix the supply chain problems. But March 2nd is the date. I didn’t schedule it on Ash Wednesday, that’s just a coincidence. If any of y’all are giving up big bazongas for lent, write me and I’ll see if I can get you a Mardi Gras exclusive.

Cover to Silver Age Big Blue 7 (re-colored)

Wow! Super-fan Anthony Tan has done a modern re-color of "Majestic" Morty Semple's classic cover conveying comically colossal cans.

I would have loved to have seen work this good in 1962, but we only had ten colors of paint and the newsprint we used was just above "air" on the weight scale.

Check out Anthony's work here.

Cover to Silver Age Big Blue 7

As you know, much of the original "Big Blue" artwork was lost in the great Jonesboro flood/fire. However, yet another piece of history highlighting hooters has resurfaced thanks to a private collector.

It's the cover to Big Blue #7, all the way back from 1962. We had a policy of unintentionally forgetting to credit artists, so I'll mention that this is by "Majestic" Morty Semple, often called the Jacky Kirby of Big Boob Comics (although I would call Jack Kirby the Morty Semple of Super Hero books).

GranAzul Teaser

We did it!  We published "Big Blue: Juggs of Justice" in another language.  The enemy of evil with enormous endowments is now en español!

"GranAzul" volume 1, "Delantera Justiciera" will be on sale soon. Ol' Mase don't exactly have a lot of say over what Amazon does and being #2,682,402 in books and #1,258 in Erotica Graphic Novels isn't enough to get Jeff Bezos to return from the stratosphere to get the ball rolling.

¡Impresionante!

Voluptuous Vigilante Vouches for Vaccination 

Please repost, retweet, e-mail, print out and send to whoever needs to see it. Thanks to Mariano Navarro and Hernan Cabrera for their usual great work.

This isn't a joke, people.  Get your COVID19 vaccinations.

Ol' Mase survived Polio, Rubella, Diptheria and that outbreak of Spontaneous Human Combustion we had in 1974.  I survived because we had vaccines (and/or swimming pools) and I'm not going down now!  Do it for yourself and for senior citizens such as myself who need that herd immunity.

Don't be a boob!

Big Blue Versus The Mob

Uh oh!  It looks like the ginger juggernaut with gigantic juggs is surrounded by sinister, seditious, subversive savages determined to destroy democracy.  Will the treacherous traitors triumph?  Will Tara continue to call herself "Big Blue" as she has increasingly less blue in her costume?  You'll have to check out "Big Blue 2: Hooters of Heroism" to find out the answers.  And I have to write that book so *I* can find out the answers.

The illustration is by the doyen of d-cups, the sage of silicon sacks, the prodigy of protruding pairs, Sean Harrington.  Sean imagines Tara as a more slender gal.  What do you say, groupies of gargantuan gazongas?  Thick or thin theme?

Full Figured Tara

Well, following the compelling conclusion of "Big Blue: Juggs of Justice," Tara was transformed into a human but retained her comically colossal cans.  We got some complaints that the lanky lass lacked the load to have large lungs.  They complained that it was incongruent for a svelte lady to have gigantic juggs, neverminding that that the orbs are oversized regardless of Tara's body.  That's kind of the point of the book.

Italian indulger of immoderate and immense ingenues -- Mariacristina Federico -- realized what the redheaded rogue would resemble were she Rubenesque.  Perhaps the pendulous protector should be plump, the stacked star stout, the chesty champion chubby.

What do you think, oh fan of female flesh?  With Big Blue Volume 2: Hooters of Heroism in the works, should the protruding protagonist by skinny, full-figured, or somewhere in between?

Clothes-less Comics Characters Combat COVID-19

As you can see, the Cobalt Crusader with Colossal Casabas Combats COVID-19.  Feel free to share the image all over the social media and help get the message out.

Artwork by PortalComic.

Victory Sex

Getting “Big Blue: Juggs of Justice” down to sixty pages meant making a surplus of sorrowful subtractions and one of the worst cuts was something near and dear to Ol’ Mase — big boob banging.  Fortunately the mistress of monumental melons in Malaysia stepped up to the plate again.

Since Tara and Renato would quickly go through all the standard sex positions pretty quickly, perennial painter of pendulous people—Scarlett Ann—imagines what kind of sexy situation they mind themselves in.  I’m not 100% confident that the anatomy and the physics works out but Scarlett is known for her imagination.  Observe overturned orbs obtain orgasm.

Fun Page

Another piece of memorabilia from the archive!  Silver Age Salt Mine sketcher “Bold” Benito Gallego created this when U.S. Mail rules only let us send out books for fourth class postage if there was at least one page of activities for children.  The fact that children aren’t allowed to buy our comic book didn’t factor into the equation.  

Silver Age Cover (homage)

Long-time “Big Blue” fans will recognize this an homage to the classic cover of “Big Blue” #1 from the Silver Sixties.  Well, I finalized the lawsuit with the Sample family and “Majestic” Morty’s kids weren’t too good with money.  You see, after everything was tallied up, they owed ME.

So, because Ol’ Mase is the soft-hearted sort, I had Mort Semple Jr. do this homage to his dad’s famous first feature of the fearless fighter with fantastical flesh floppies in a straight exchange.  I think MJ went a little nuts with the boobs.  I don’t know why superfluous sweater-meat is wrapping around Tara or why Baeyed’s right boob is bending to battle Renato, but I’m happy to give a rising star some work.  

Inks by Bill Anderson and color by Michael Bartolo.

Silver Age Cover 

As you know, most of my archived artwork was destroyed in the great Jonesboro Flood/Fire and occasionally some of it surfaces from private collections.  Boy, was I glad to see this again — the cover of the very first issue of “Big Blue” from 1962.

The artwork is by the legendary “Majestic” Morty Semple.  By developing the look, story, setting, supporting cast and basic concept of “Big Blue,” he was a real help to my creation of the character.

Chapter 6 page 2 (Art by Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera)

This is the first completed page of art for chapter 6 and wow!  It’s a whopper about whoppers.

Yealin is on the ropes, her undulating udders useless to undermine unconscionable undertakings.  Will Nucleus achieve her plan to destroy the human race?  Honestly, no, I mean, it’s a super-heroine story, but come on, we need big sales.

Chapter 6 Pin-up, a.k.a. “Rack-narok” (Art by Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera)

This is it!  The final showdown between the Yaelin and the massive melloned menace.  Will the ample airbags of the azure avenger be adequate to abrogate the apocalyptic aim of the atomic adversary?  Also, what exactly is going on here?  You’ll have to buy the sixth and final issue of “Big Blue” to find out.

Renato and Tara (Art by Jinky Coronado and Katrina Mae Hao)

All of you Maseheads who love these promos for their lewd and lascivious leanings may be disappointed, but come on, let’s reflect on those precious moments that don’t call for comically colossal casabas.

This depiction of the daring duo is done by Jinky Coronado (Banzai Girls) and Katrina Mae Hao (Trophy Girls, Joan of Arc).  I was fortunate to find the fine Filipino fabulists to bring this pin-up to life.

Halloween (Art by Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera)

Everyone who knows Ol’ Mase knows that my favorite time of year is Halloween.  Granted, we don’t get as many trick-or-treaters as we could, our house having the only permitted moat in Southern California (we got grand-fathered in!), but I love dressing up, carving pumpkins and eating candy — diabetic candy for Ol’ Mase, but I still got one good foot, so maybe this October 31st will be my cheat day.

Mariano and Hernán got into the spirit and sent in this Halloween greeting featuring the pendulous protagonist.  It looks like Yaelin sees the holiday through the same mammoth mammary myopia through which she views everything else.  I don’t know why Renato looks, perturbed; I’d be happy to have that gazongaed gourd guarding the gates.

Happy Halloween from the hagiographers of heroines with heavy hooters.

Shower (Art by Scarlett Ann)

As those who keep current with the characters of the comic know, Elaine, the envier of exaggerated endowments, is obsessed with the azure alien with ample assets, Nucleus.  Elaine wants a pair of preposterously pendulous pom-poms, but did you know that she had an erotic attraction to her blue, busty benefactor.  This sapphic subplot didn’t make it into the final script, but Scarlett Ann — mistress of monumental melons in Malaysia — decided that no sexy scenario can remain on the cutting room floor.

Here she presents Elaine as fantasizing about her and Nucleus sharing shower shenanigans of the sexy sort.  It’s irrelevancy to the plot would be troublesome if not for the fact that it’s awesome.  Hell, I would have slipped a third woman in there, but Scarlett charges by the boob.

Oh, and check out Scarlett’s work at patreon.com/ScarlettAnn.  Her ongoing series, “Milf Airline,” will appeal to Big Blue Belovers.

The Acolytes (Art by Vincenzo Pietropaolo and Katrina Mae Hao)

Vincenzo Pierpaolo — the Italian inventor of images of immense ingenues — and Katrina Mae Hao — the Filipino finalizer of figures of female flesh — show us their take on the ominous owners of an octet of oversized orbs.

The only problem with this version of the voluptuous villains is that the ladies are so appealing it’s too easy to forget that they’re evil.  Don’t forget to pick up a copy of “Big Blue” chapter 5 to see what happens when the Cobalt Crusader confronts this corrupt quartet.  

Chapter 5 Page 2  (Art by Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera)

The premiere picture from the penultimate part of our presentation.  In chapter 5, Yaelin faces four humans with Weaponized Augmented Mammaries (WAMs). That’s ten titanic tits tussling.  

Chapter 5 Pin-up, a.k.a. “Besieged” (Art by Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera)

Yaelin is engulfed by the elongated endowments of the evildoers known as “The Acolytes.” This quartet of criminals with colossal cans extend eight enhanced Everests. Is this the finale for the fulsome fighter?  Plus, Yaelin uncovers the identity of the mastermind known only as "Nucleus" and their secret plan to conquer Earth. Spoiler Alert: It’s breast-related.

Intruder (Art by Don Lomax)

As you all know, I have been working with Massive Melon Maestro — Don Lomax — on and off, including an attempt to transform “Big Blue” into a hard boiled detective series for “Jut” magazine in 1980.  After they passed, most of the artwork was destroyed during the Mount St. Helens eruption and the rest was hit by the missing piece of SkyLab.  1980 was a very bad year for me.

However, Don recently sent me this page of artwork and it’s great to see it again.  I’m curious as to why the masked misanthrope has such awful peripheral vision, but Don insists that it’s “artistic license” pointing out that this is not the most biologically implausible thing happening.  

Well, it doesn’t matter, the Reagan-Era renaissance of the righteous renegade with the ridiculously rotund rack was never realized.  I would have gone bankrupt in the ‘80s if not for my line of erotic Rubik’s Cubes.

Buy Don’s tomes of titanic titted tales here and check out his acclaimed series “Vietnam Journal” here.

Chapter 4 Pin-up, a.k.a. “Smooch” (Art by Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera)

As you can see, things start to heat up in chapter 4. Renato and Yaelin want to consummate their relationship but alien anatomy doesn't always agree with amorousness.  I’m not entirely sure how it is that Renato’s torso isn’t being crushed, but I trust Mariano and Hernán’s judgement.  So, what does intimacy between an inhibited introvert and an immense indigo interplanetary immigrant involve?  Buy a copy to find out.  Buy two copies in case you weren’t paying attention the first time.

Saino and Baeyed (Art by Marco Guaglione)

When Marco Guaglione — Italian initiator of images of irresistible ingenues — decided to take a crack at drawing the sexy sinners from Yaelin’s rogues gallery, I immediately schemed to get double the delectable dames.  I asked Marco for something alluring featuring both of the azure adversaries.  Even though Saino and Baeyed never appear together, and possibly don’t even know each other, I wanted to see the two of them together in an erotic pose. The come-hither looks aren’t really in character but these pin-ups stopped following the logic of the story a long time ago.

Check out more of Marco’s mouthwatering maidens at www.deviantart.com/marcoguaglione

Fourth of Bluely (Art by Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera)

Happy birthday, America!  Well, this one is self-explanatory, mainly because there’s literally an explanation on it.  Yeah, we kind of rushed to get a patriotic image of Yaelin together, but on the bright side, we can re-use it for Bastille Day in ten days. 

If my petition to have the Statue of Liberty be topless gets accepted, this will be a very different picture next year.

Yaelin Ready for Action

More fan art, this time from master of magnificent maidens Bordon.  The Polish producer of pages of pretty personae decided to give us an upbeat and heroic Yaelin, perhaps smiling at a friend, perhaps catching a villain try to get the drop on her, either way we’re happy to see her. 

Check out more of O-mac's over-endowed ingenues at www.deviantart.com/bordon.

Chapter 3 Pin-up, a.k.a. “Saino wins” (Art by Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera)

This artwork was used to promote Big Blue chapter 3.  The key was to show that the pendulous protector was taking on a villain who belongs to the “small breast” version of a Gazongan and she proves that bigger isn’t always better.  Can Yaelin defeat the Petit Peril, the Slender Slayer, the A-Cup Assassin, the Flat-chested Foe, the Ballerina Bodied Baddie?

This is the first ever completed image of Saino (a.k.a. “Little Blue”).

Silver Age Big Blue (Art by Alberto Herrera, Colors by H. Sefra, Letters by Fabio Martins.)

When I got back into the x-rated comic book game, a lot of my new fans asked about my older work.  Unable to find any on the internet, some of them began to think that my fifty plus years of bringing into being bawdy books of bodacious bazooms is a tall tale.  The truth is that my artwork was destroyed in the great Jonesboro Flood/Fire and I’m still recovering from the loss.  However, now that I’m in the public eye again, super-fans who bought up original artwork are sending me facsimiles for my own archives.  Presented here is a page from the original Silver Age run of “Big Blue.”  Timeless.

Pencils and Inks by Alberto Herrera, Colors by H. Sefra, Letters by Fabio Martins — three of the best artists from the Silver Age Salt Mines of the Sixties.  A great bunch of guys!  Even when they were suing me for unpaid royalties the camaraderie was tangible.

Alberto put his blood and sweat into every page, and not because I never provided him with enough ink.

Diner Fight (Art by O-mac)

Here it is!  The first bit of fan art from the aficionados of the azure avenger.  O-mac has made a name for himself as a premiere producer of pictures portraying personae possessing a pair of pendulous pontoons, so I was glad that he could re-imagine the diner fight from chapter 2.

Check out more of O-mac's over-endowed ingenues at www.deviantart.com/o-mac.

Undressed for Action (a.k.a. the “Clark Kent”) (Art by Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera)

Let’s forget that Yaelin doesn’t dress like a reporter and her body is completely different when she assumes her alter-ego.  For promotional art, I really want to combine superhero tropes with images of big breasts, even if the resulting image diverges from the story of Yaelin.  A Clark-Kent style costume change seemed appropriate, especially because Yaelin is nude, and I liked the idea of a woman being heroic by taking off her clothes.

Note the boobs have a polygonal reflection again.  Even though it’s unlikely that anyone, man or woman, would wear a tie that matches their hat’s headband, I like the idea that Yaelin would dress like that (if she ever got dressed).

Valentines Day (Art by Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera)

The Kickstarter to fund chapter 2 ended on February 17th, so I thought that a Valentines Day themed pin-up would be the best way to attract some last minute pledges.  The great thing about having Mariano and Hernán on my side is that I can say “draw Yaelin so her boobs form a heart shape” and they do it without skipping a beat.

Note the subtle reflections on the heroine’s humongous hooters.  If you look at photography, often times surfaces will have a rectangular reflection on them because the lights used are these compact fabric rigs that unfold into a square funnel that directs the light at the subject.  By copying that look, the artist not only gives it a more realistic look, but makes the boobs look rounder and fuller, which, let’s face it, is first on the to-do list.

Chapter 2 Page 7  (Art by Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera)

This was the first completed illustration of Yaelin fighting Baeyed and the first time page of chapter 2 to be completed.  Now I don’t want my fans to think I’ve turned into one of them art school types who uses five words when one would’ve done the job, but this art is “multi-layered.”  You see we need Ol’ Mase’s trademark absurd erotica but the actual fight had to be dramatic and suspenseful, lest the readers disinterested in desirable damsels with disproportionate dimensions find the bawdy book boring.

Chapter 1 Page 4 (Art by Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera)

Yaelin in action.

Chapter 2 Pin-up, a.k.a. “Clash” (Art by Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera)

This artwork was used in the promotion Big Blue chapter 2.  The key was to show that the pendulous protector was taking on the diabolical doppelgänger and make sure the audience knows that this issue features twice the titanic tatas.

This is the first ever completed image of Baeyed (a.k.a. “Bad Blue”) and Mariano and Hernán achieved the task of making her look like she was from the same species as Yaelin but still look like a different person.

Tara Original Sketches (Art by Mariano Navarro)

They told me I was crazy.  Actually, they say that all the time, but this time they told me I was crazy for not introducing all the main characters in the first issue.  I think I made the right choice getting right to the action, so in issue two, we had to get down to the task of introducing Tara and Renato.  These are Mariano’s original sketches. First, Tara — the slender secret-identity of the stacked super-heroine.  She was designed to be the visual opposite of Yaelin — skinny, awkward and flat-chested.  We changed the face before the issue was produced, but the body and mannerisms are perfect.

Renato Original Sketches (Art by Mariano Navarro)

Mariano’s original pen and ink sketch of Renato — the hapless honey of the heroine with humungous hooters.

Boob Signal (Art by Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera)

For promotional art, I really wanted to combine superhero tropes with images of big breasts, and this was my solution.  Note that Yaelin’s gigantic juggs move with her body as she turns her body.  It’s Mariano’s attention to detail that makes him such a great asset.

Yaelin Original Sketches (Art by Mariano Navarro)

From Mariano’s sketch book, these show off Yaelin in different poses and establish how her boobs move with her body — a surprisingly important detail to figure out in advance.  I also like that Yaelin has a sexy face, and even when you don’t see her most prominent attributes she’s gorgeous.

Chapter 1 Page 3 (Art by Mariano Navarro and Hernán Cabrera)

This was the first completed illustration of Yaelin and the first time we see her in the book.  I wanted her to look sexy and powerful and the artists nailed it again.

Press

The world is paying attention to the azure avenger with ample airbags.  Here are some reviews, interviews with Ol’ Mase and shout-outs to the chevalier with she-boulders.

PROG SHEET

“[T]he book is fast-moving, breezy, sexy fun! ”

You can read John A. Wilcox’s interview with the inventor of the indigo ingenue — yours truly — HERE.

Cartoonist Kayfabe

“Wow.”

Ed Piskor and Jim Rugg are  rendered speechless as they show off the print edition of “Juggs of Justice.”  Dottie made a custom link that takes you right to the part of the video where they view various visions of the voluptuous vigilante HERE.

GUTTERNAUT

“[N]aked women running around hitting people with their giant elastic bazongas . . . [A]n absurd sexy story with genuine human connection.”

Jake “Fracadactyl” Palermo digs deep to derive the drift of the delightful do-gooder with developed danglers.  He credits me with “humanizing fetishes” and no higher compliment can I imagine!  Read his righteous review HERE.

There She Grows

“I’ve been begetting books bearing bodacious bazongas for sixty-years now.”

Solomon G interviewed me about Big Blue, Rejected Porn Comics and many other topics for his excellent blog There She Grows. Read the interview HERE.

There She Grows

“Overall, Big Blue is recommended for breast expansion (B.E.) and super-hero fans. It provides fun B.E. action, good guys fighting bad guys, and an interesting plot along with sexy bits.”

Solomon G reviewed Big Blue: Juggs of Justice and Big Blue 2: Hooters of Heroism for his excellent blog There She Grows. Solomon is as wise as his namesake as he gave a great review to the the saga of the super-sized super-heroine. Check out the article HERE.