New AR Comic "A Tale of Two Sisters"

[jimroberts]

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.)

[Dreamtales]

Okay, I guess not everyone likes Disneyland (or vice versa, as was pointed out).

I took down the preview pics, but you can still see previews on my site.

[Shrinkmaster22]

Originally Posted by jimroberts

Review - worth a purchase!
As promised, no nude scenes of children (although underwear remains) and no overt sexual intercourse.

I've always thought that it was the sexual intercourse and not the nudity that was the isssue; if you look at sites like the AR archive or certain mangas (with the exeption of Lolicon), Age Regression with full or partial nudity is accepted, and thats usually as far as the moment goes.

To be honest AR and SW really only appeal to me because of the "Baggy Clothes" scenes that lead to the formentioned nudity and I believe as long as we keep it as simple as that and not go off the deep end like we did with "Girls Gone Child" and "Life Interupted" we can still have good AR comics that don't cross that very thin moral line.

But that's just my opinion.