Lucky Mallet - Shrink Fan Comics
Size Hammer Time - Lucky Mallet is out now!
https://i.imgur.com/8gCRcMD.jpg Japanese folklore meets urban fantasy in Lucky Mallet: the story of an unlikely hero, the best friend she secretly lusts for, and the size-changing demoness who wishes to destroy them both! https://i.imgur.com/sM2wHKu.jpg https://i.imgur.com/wgs9s3U.jpg Synopsis: College student Momo Keller thinks that exams are the biggest problem she'll have this year. That is, until she becomes the unwitting guardian of an ancient magical artifact! Now Momo and her crush, Karen, will have to face a powerful entity who wants to take the artifact for herself... and thanks to some size-changing magic, Momo may find her problems getting “bigger” than she ever imagined! Release date: July 1st, 2019 Written by: Jack Hall Artwork by: Hmage Tags: shrinking, shrinking women, shrunken women, fast shrinking, slow shrinking, unwilling shrinking, growth, giantess, action, half-size, doll size, magic Issue Link: Lucky Mallet Download this comic and every other in our catalog with a single 1-month membership to ShrinkFan.com ALSO: What did you think about Lucky Mallet? Let us know your feedback in the comments section to help us improve! |
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I do not understand why half-complete comics are published.
The littlest Sister had a complete story, but felt like that was it. That's fine, it was a good story. Suzy and Frank comics for example told a single story that had a proper beginning, middle, and end. However they left room so that the story could continue after. The more I drink was a complete story. Lucky Mallet is half a story, cut off on purpose so people will have to wait for months to get the second half only to find out that the second part is actually part one extended and at the end, the story isn't close to being resolved. Do all comics need proper endings? No. Do comics need cliffhangers that could imply more after? It sure helps. Can you just make a cliff hanger in the middle of a story so people have to wait months to see the second part? Lucky mallet is a very pretty comic and I like the art style but beyond that I feel that waiting a whole month, paying $15 made this comic feel cheep and underwhelming. |
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That's why we endeavor to have a good balance of multipart stories and one-shots; for instance, the two previous releases were single-issue complete stories, next month's comic is a one-shot, and Operation Half Off works as a series of vignettes that wrap up in one issue. You should also keep an eye out for The Invisible Girl 2, which will conclude that story. |
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I can understand that. And maybe I'm just a fan of more one-shot stories because I don't have to wait 4-6 months for a conclusion. Sorry for the outburst! v.v
However I love the invisible girl universe and have story ideas, a bunch of one-shots and one continuous in that universe that follow a young woman named Kira, who is a size-enthusiast that works for Size-Tek and a cosplayer for the yearly Sizecon. If you would like to brainstorm with that idea let me know. |
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Soooooo I would've gladly traded another comic to be in place of this. If I could make one suggestion, would it be possible to shorten the wait between comics that have a longer storyline? I'm really really really looking forward to invisible girl two, especially since it'll be M/f.
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Aw, I was hoping the comic would be entirely about shenanigans in feudal japan. Otherwise known as Japanigans.
Still, I did like the art. A bit in agreement about yet another cliffhanger comic. I get that you need to keep us coming back but it's still a bitter pill to swallow. |
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On this topic, I don't mind waiting for the next part because I expect that the comics in between will be interesting too. For the most part, I've really enjoyed the diversity of comics--both in shrinking subject matter and in one-shot vs. series balance. There have only been a very small number of comics in the ShrinkFan catalog that I didn't care for. And that's another reason I don't mind waiting. I'd rather wait six or more months for a second and third part that I really like than endure two or three consecutive months of a series I don't like. But if anyone wants more one-shot stories, then write one. To keep production going, there needs to be scripts, and if many of those scripts are part of a series, that's what's going to get produced. I've tried to balance that myself in my own submissions. Out of the three scripts I've submitted, two of them (A Small Sacrifice & The Littlest Sister) are one-shots, and the other (Laundry Day) was the first of a planned series. I'm writing others, including one that would span several installments. If they select it, great, and if they don't, they don't. Overall, I'm just grateful that they exist, that they welcome submissions, and that they put out consistently solid content. I wish they had enough subscribers to warrant putting out two comics a month like GiantessFan, but we all know the SW community is smaller to the much larger GTS community. Pun inevitably intended. |
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If I didn't work for the site, I'd still be cheerleading it for exactly that reason, and I'd still be just as disappointed that SFan can't currently offer two a month. :) |
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