Giantess Club

[Robopengy]

I received my two comics rather quickly after I sent a complaint. Thank goodness they were so cheap, because it lessens the buyers remorse. If I hadn't made up my mind to be done with that site before this I definitely would have after reading my new ones.

It seems most if not all of the new ones focus just too much on sex. Now don't get me wrong, that can be OK but it feels like it takes up too much of the comic and leaves almost nothing to the actual focus should be: growing.

[JBird]

Originally Posted by Robopengy

I received my two comics rather quickly after I sent a complaint. Thank goodness they were so cheap, because it lessens the buyers remorse. If I hadn't made up my mind to be done with that site before this I definitely would have after reading my new ones.

It seems most if not all of the new ones focus just too much on sex. Now don't get me wrong, that can be OK but it feels like it takes up too much of the comic and leaves almost nothing to the actual focus should be: growing.

Or a lot of bullshit padding, in my opinion. I'm starting to see a trend of last-minute growth segments in some of the more recent comics. And it doesn't help that they're all practically crammed into one or two pages.

[EchoWing]

I'd thought the problems were solved. I mean, I got paid for my last submission...

[Dex164]

Don't pay for porn of your fetish. I know that's against what the majority of the user base here believes, but I'm not a user, I'm a lurker who bought a comic so he could track down AP leads.

If you're not finding anything on g.e-hentai, exhentai, gelbooru, deviantart, furaffinity, or any number of the countless porn sites with spattering of fetish materials, it may be time to stop because you have become too jaded.

If, after you have exhausted the materials in the 2nd paragraph, you're still longing for SOMETHING, then pay for porn. You will always be disappointed though, and you will always have buyer's remorse, because you're trying to satiate lust.

That's just how this industry works. I'm sorry about the troubles you all seem to be having, I'm glad I do not have the same issues.

[j2k]

Originally Posted by Dex164

Don't pay for porn of your fetish. I know that's against what the majority of the user base here believes, but I'm not a user, I'm a lurker who bought a comic so he could track down AP leads.

If you're not finding anything on g.e-hentai, exhentai, gelbooru, deviantart, furaffinity, or any number of the countless porn sites with spattering of fetish materials, it may be time to stop because you have become too jaded.

If, after you have exhausted the materials in the 2nd paragraph, you're still longing for SOMETHING, then pay for porn. You will always be disappointed though, and you will always have buyer's remorse, because you're trying to satiate lust.

That's just how this industry works. I'm sorry about the troubles you all seem to be having, I'm glad I do not have the same issues.

Yeah but that is not about the fetish industry, it's about any industry and possibly the very nature of human life. We have needs that must be satisfied continuously, like eating, drinking, sleeping. The same goes for actual sex: it's not like you have sex once and then you're free from sex hunger. If you have sex, you want to have more. And if you're a man who likes women you always want better women than the last.
Consumism and materialism are about being unsatisfied for ever, always longing for something, more of the same most of the times. If you have a TV, you want a better TV. If you have a smartphone, you want a better smartphone. If you have a house, you want a better house. We buy stuff we don't need, we throw away still working stuff.

Your advice is kind of preposterous.

[JBird]

The "Yeah" was agreeing with you, and the rest of my comment was to Dex.

[ProfessorMishap]

10-13 pages is so limiting both in storytelling and script writing. There's barely any room for development if someone's actually trying to write a story and not just fap material.

[JBird]

I, too, can understand if there were legitimate problems that would hinder a well written and well process'd comic. Part of me believes "By Any Stretch of the Imagination" is still souring my overall opinion on the matter, but I can also see that story as a challenge in itself to try and portray, and the fetish involved being new territory.

And if we're voicing our personal wishlists, I very much want to see another installment to "Exceeds Expectations." I just liked that character so much.

[Dex164]

The free content from the first 2 websites comes in general from serialized adult magazines from eastern countries. I cannot speak for them all, but I do know comic unreal published by Ktc makes the majority of it's money from advertising in it's bi monthly publications, not the sale of it's actual magazine. I was merely implying that there is plenty of porn out there that YOU dont need to pay for, as in you spefically, not in general. I hardly think the user Shadow paid for all the comics he posted on here, and you certaintly didn't by viewing/downloading the material

In simplest terms, here's what I meant:
Don't pay for porn. Exhaust your options until you no longer have material. Research before you buy. Prepare for disappointment. There is plenty of fetish material that was made by people for free because they get off making it. Don't shoot the messenger. Happy wanking.

[clovis]

Originally Posted by JBird

And if we're voicing our personal wishlists, I very much want to see another installment to "Exceeds Expectations." I just liked that character so much.

I recently came up with an idea for a sequel that I think is pretty unique. While I have one story that really needs to get finished first (another sequel,) I'll try and get started on "Managing Expectations" and hopefully the club will accept it.
While the responses I've gotten have been great and overall positive, I've always wondered if my comics for the two clubs were only appealing to a small audience as they are pretty tame for fetish material.

I would also like to add that while I have also experienced problems with the site, I do like the idea of what they're trying to do with individual purchases, and I have received all purchases no more than a day after contacting them with the issue.

[JBird]

I'm not ignoring what you mean, Dex, but as it pertains to the Giantess Club, $3 isn't a complete waste even for a few less than stellar comics they've put out. Now, if I were to buy a single, <15-page comic for $10, and not get any satisfaction despite how well it was advertised and the previews available; then yeah, I wouldn't want to give my money to them anymore.

Your "advice" can be applied to just about anything and everything that we as consumers already take into account. Lord knows how many comics (Marvel, DC, etc.) I've read that I didn't feel any satisfaction in the final product. Does that mean I would forsake them by no longer buying any of their books? Of course not, because there will always be something else that will actually be worth my money. And the only research there is to do that pertains to this medium is who's writing/drawing and what's it about. Not a whole lot more to go on, aside from how much it's being sold for. As much as I hate paying $4 for a Marvel comic, the ones that I do buy for that amount are ones that I do enjoy getting on a monthly basis.

And besides, despite how terrible it is to have such a broken system in place, the option to only buy a single vs paying the monthly subscription shows that GC are willing to reshape their business model to appease those who can't afford to put out $X/month.

[Expander]

I don't want to go OT, but well, i have to say "Exeeds expectations" was one of my favourite as well. Both the story and the main character were expecially good.