New AR Comic "A Tale of Two Sisters"

jimroberts · 02-22-2009

Review - worth a purchase!

Not much age regression compared to the last two versions. However quite a bit of girl to woman age progression, a bit of infantilism (which replaces most of the age regression), one giantess scene, a bit of spanking, and breast enhanced scenes.

As promised, no nude scenes of children (although underwear remains) and no overt sexual intercourse.

This is a bit more of the varied concepts of process vs. a more distinct AR/AP process as was in the first two parts (or the part floating around the net).

No worries about continuity - this is another retelling of overall the same story (Lauren is Betsy's younger sister and things reverse overall), but different enough again to be enjoyable.

I tend to like continuity, even in similar stories, but I've already come up with (in my own mind) a concept that binds the stories together, so I resolved that in my own mind.

Not the best I've seen from Dreamtales (I've admired his work for a long time), but definitely worth an $8 purchase - if only to support his efforts. (I think Dreamtales is a he - but I've made that mistake before.)

02-22-2009	#5
jimroberts Process Fan Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 38	Re: New AR Comic "A Tale of Two Sisters" Review - worth a purchase! Not much age regression compared to the last two versions. However quite a bit of girl to woman age progression, a bit of infantilism (which replaces most of the age regression), one giantess scene, a bit of spanking, and breast enhanced scenes. As promised, no nude scenes of children (although underwear remains) and no overt sexual intercourse. This is a bit more of the varied concepts of process vs. a more distinct AR/AP process as was in the first two parts (or the part floating around the net). No worries about continuity - this is another retelling of overall the same story (Lauren is Betsy's younger sister and things reverse overall), but different enough again to be enjoyable. I tend to like continuity, even in similar stories, but I've already come up with (in my own mind) a concept that binds the stories together, so I resolved that in my own mind. Not the best I've seen from Dreamtales (I've admired his work for a long time), but definitely worth an $8 purchase - if only to support his efforts. (I think Dreamtales is a he - but I've made that mistake before.) Last edited by jimroberts; 02-22-2009 at 11:23 AM.