[Emory Ahlberg] Comics

[Sam Emberlyn]

Jack and Jill Phase 8

 

[Anna Shapard]

Jack and Jill Phase 8

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does anyone remember that this "story" was about kidnapping, forced feminization and slavery?

I have the feeling that even Emory seems to have forgotten that!

Her other story, "Homecoming", seems to suffer from the same symptoms!

 

[Sur_GalaChad]

does anyone remember that this "story" was about kidnapping, forced feminization and slavery?

I have the feeling that even Emory seems to have forgotten that!

Her other story, "Homecoming", seems to suffer from the same symptoms!

Just patreon being patreon. Just mindless posting to milk subs .

 

[Erica St.Claire]

Half Sisters 52

 

[Erica St.Claire]

Half Sisters 53

 

[Erica St.Claire]

Half Sisters 54

 

[Sur_GalaChad]

Really great quality art completely wasted....

 

[Sur_GalaChad]

I get where you're coming from.

I think the slowness in updates really effects the enjoyment.

When I started my Emory Ahlberg journey, Half Sisters was up to around Episode 46.
So I wasn't waiting around for updates until recently.

I adore her extremely well-written stories and the occasional sex scene adds a bit of spice.

I regard Emory Ahlberg as one of the top all time greatest creators of 3d comics (Maybe no.2).

Kizaru3d the best, cblack third.

I get where your coming from I just personally check out when things drag or feel like they are just milk bait. Step sisters has no business being 50+ chapters. And don't even get started on Jack and Jill that story is so drug out and convoluted the plot was lost years ago and she is just "random shit go" with that now. S tier art just wasted on long winded sex less patreon bait. Emory has a lot of good ideas but they would be better used in smaller one off comics not being the MCU of comics. Her stories are so drug out they aren't even fetish comics anymore.

 

[Erica St.Claire]

I really can identify how people see it as nothing but milk bait.

But look at TV shows (any show), they have a great deal of talking (quite often about things I could care less about), personally I think TV is more like that then comics.
Might be the reason I don't watch TV these days.
Writers imitating the style of TV shows perhaps?

I think the things that happen in Half Sisters are seriously intense and as feminization is my favourite subject, I am deeply invested in everything that is said and happens.
And Emory does stay focused on relevant subjects, some writers wander all over the place.

I tell you who could cut back on the exposition and that's Keshara!
If you had something to say about Keshara I would give you little argument!
Great writer but dial it back sweety!

 

[SilentZT]

Really great quality art completely wasted....

I would definitely agree that all the stories are intertwined in one way or another, and none of them is even a third of the story. It's just an accumulation of several stories in hundreds of chapters. And when even the slightest plot development or character revelation begins, everything instantly ends and another story begins.
And yes, in fact, wonderful images are wasted for nothing for us, as readers, and for the benefit of the person who creates these images, because his patrons endlessly pay for stories without ending, without plotting, without story development, having only more and more entanglement of a dozen stories with each other. ))

 

[ckarya]

I can understand you criticizing Emory's stories for being too long and stretched out if you prefer short stories with quick endings.

But what I do not share and do not understand is when you say that the plots have no sense or development, when each of his stories has a solid, coherent, and well-connected plot.

Emory's art is outstanding, but the stories are as good or better.

She has said more than once that although her stories are in comic format, she writes more like a TV series. I would add that they are more like novels with pictures.

She has also stated that even though her genre is forced feminization, her stories are not fetish or porn, so if that's what you're looking for, I understand if you don't like her work. Her stories have much more to do with the psychological theme than the physical theme.

There are a lot of fetish and porn stories in the forced feminization and feminization genre, but there are very, very few stories in that genre with a solid plot, subplots, and backstory, and in my opinion, Emory is the best in that area.

I think your "frustration" with her stories is more in the sense of your expectations, you expect something she will not do because it was never her intention.

Finally, I want to clarify that I am not criticizing you. As they say in my country: 'about tastes colors', each one of us has one that we like more and another less or not at all.

 

[Erica St.Claire]

Jack and Jill Phase 9 parts 0-6 in jpg

Preview:

 

[Erica St.Claire]

Maid for Life + Half Sisters - Dramatis Personae

 

[WillowSky]

Maid for Life + Half Sisters - Dramatis Personae

A cast of virgins.

 

[Erica St.Claire]

The Catch 296 pages in jpg.

'The Catch' is an ongoing novel by Alyson Greaves with Occasional A.I. art
by Emory Ahlberg.

Very gripping and highly entertaining.

 

[Erica St.Claire]

Anywhere But Boring (ongoing) 63 pages in jpg

 

[Sur_GalaChad]

I really can identify how people see it as nothing but milk bait.

But look at TV shows (any show), they have a great deal of talking (quite often about things I could care less about), personally I think TV is more like that then comics.
Might be the reason I don't watch TV these days.
Writers imitating the style of TV shows perhaps?

I think the things that happen in Half Sisters are seriously intense and as feminization is my favourite subject, I am deeply invested in everything that is said and happens.
And Emory does stay focused on relevant subjects, some writers wander all over the place.

I tell you who could cut back on the exposition and that's Keshara!
If you had something to say about Keshara I would give you little argument!
Great writer but dial it back sweety!

Keshara is a whole mess you need a plot board worse than one piece to track all his stories lol. Kizaru is hot or miss for me mostly miss. Kizarus comics are mostly just pegging imo "feminization" is more than just cross dressing and getting pegged which are 95% of Kizarus comics art is great but don't involve much transformation or any type of changes I was a fan of Rebirth and just like a real girl. I want more like those

 

[Erica St.Claire]

Keshara is a whole mess you need a plot board worse than one piece to track all his stories lol.

Preach! Ha.ha.

Love Keshara to death, but what a head f.ck trying to make sense of it all.
And every 10 panels, HELLO new character!
I believe I've just come across new character 1710! Ha,ha.
Keshara has a wicked wicked sense of humor, has made me laugh out loud many times.

Kizaru is hot or miss for me mostly miss. Kizarus comics are mostly just pegging imo "feminization" is more than just cross dressing and getting pegged which are 95% of Kizarus comics

I think Kizaru3d is quite a bit more than that.
There are profound psychological changes the characters on all sides go through.
It's an exhilarating journey of the mind.
I found in the Kizaru3d 'Friends' post, DREMA's comments actually helped me to notice some very subtle and brilliant things Kizaru3d was injecting into his story.

Kizaru is straight up, boys who already look like girls and the resulting path to embracing femininity.
I am in love with the idea of simply putting on a dress and passing for a girl.
To open up a whole new world, so quickly it would be intoxicating!

 

[Sur_GalaChad]

Preach! Ha.ha.

Love Keshara to death, but what a head f.ck trying to make sense of it all.
And every 10 panels, HELLO new character!
I believe I've just come across new character 1710! Ha,ha.
Keshara has a wicked wicked sense of humor, has made me laugh out loud many times.



I think Kizaru3d is quite a bit more than that.
There are profound psychological changes the characters on all sides go through.
It's an exhilarating journey of the mind.
I found in the Kizaru3d 'Friends' post, DREMA's comments actually helped me to notice some very subtle and brilliant things Kizaru3d was injecting into his story.

Kizaru is straight up, boys who already look like girls and the resulting path to embracing femininity.
I am in love with the idea of simply putting on a dress and passing for a girl.
To open up a whole new world, so quickly it would be intoxicating!

I get where your coming from. That's just not feminization that's crossdressing with some fem/Dom and some juicy mind control. Kizaru has great art tho. I just don't vibe with the story's I prefer some physical transformation

 

[Erica St.Claire]

Half Sisters Episodes 1 to 51 in jpg (1095 pages)

For those playing catch-up on this series, or just want a clean start!