The following is A review of Beelzebabe Ep1 by a fellow named Rick Ryder a man who is well respected in the Adult industry. I copy and paste it in full with nothing omitted because here at G.C we welcome Constructive criticism and can totally handle it.
Beelzebabe Review -
What happens when a horny babe with superpowers, or supernatural powers perhaps, needs to orgasm but can’t due to an endless stream of interruptions? What about when she witnesses another chick get fucked against her will? What will she do? This comic will get you turned-on, intrigued, and wanting more with a great cliff-hanger. There is a great mix of humor, drama, action, and of course sex in this comic. It’s interesting to read a porn-comic since all of the moans and dialogue normally found in an adult film has to be translated into an entertaining and erotic comic. Gentlemen Comics did a great job crafting this story.
My background and knowledge is primarily with adult films, not comics, so this was a great experience. As someone who normally doesn’t read comics, I thoroughly enjoyed this “graphic novel” that truly is more “graphic” than “novel”. There are a few things in the comic that weren’t absolutely perfect, but they were minor.
The characters all seem to be speaking from a male’s perspective in that the female characters say things that women wouldn’t normally say. The comic is definitely geared for male readers, which is fine by me. Also, the format I read the comic in was a scrolling pdf, which wasn’t best suited for comics because of the way comics are supposed to be read. In short, depending on the size of your window, the bottom of a frame may not be visible where the next frame in the comic is fully visible. This makes the reader want to read the next frame before scrolling down. Once the reader scrolls down, they will see the text at the bottom of the previous frame, but they’ve already read ahead. The comic should ideally be read in an online/ e-reader format so that the reader can properly read through the comic in the way it was intended. So if you have a choice between the two formats, I’d go with an e-reader format over a pdf.
Lastly, the art was overall amazing. The drawings were hot and erotic, and the frames were excellently composed. The line work of the art wasn’t quite “Marvel” quality, but still very well done. Overall it was a great new way to experience adult content and I’m looking forward to the next comic in the BeezleBabe series.
-Rick Ryder
My background and knowledge is primarily with adult films, not comics, so this was a great experience. As someone who normally doesn’t read comics, I thoroughly enjoyed this “graphic novel” that truly is more “graphic” than “novel”. There are a few things in the comic that weren’t absolutely perfect, but they were minor.
The characters all seem to be speaking from a male’s perspective in that the female characters say things that women wouldn’t normally say. The comic is definitely geared for male readers, which is fine by me. Also, the format I read the comic in was a scrolling pdf, which wasn’t best suited for comics because of the way comics are supposed to be read. In short, depending on the size of your window, the bottom of a frame may not be visible where the next frame in the comic is fully visible. This makes the reader want to read the next frame before scrolling down. Once the reader scrolls down, they will see the text at the bottom of the previous frame, but they’ve already read ahead. The comic should ideally be read in an online/ e-reader format so that the reader can properly read through the comic in the way it was intended. So if you have a choice between the two formats, I’d go with an e-reader format over a pdf.
Lastly, the art was overall amazing. The drawings were hot and erotic, and the frames were excellently composed. The line work of the art wasn’t quite “Marvel” quality, but still very well done. Overall it was a great new way to experience adult content and I’m looking forward to the next comic in the BeezleBabe series.
-Rick Ryder
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