[Pigking/CrazyDad] Comics

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PedroDeLara said:
I'm not a subscriber to the creator. The reasonable thing for me is that I see "value" in what he creates, possibly for $10. Of course, there will be people who see "greater value" and can and do this.

That being said.

In this HUGE portfolio that he offers, and I've read something about it here, the CREATOR doesn't understand his own AUDIENCE. And he creates stories for minorities, if you can call them that. But these creations bring him revenue that makes it worthwhile to continue with the story.

From my personal favorites, the ones that would make me subscribe are: Family Sins, Dr. Brandie, Juan, Big Black Cocks, Emily, Louise, Amanda, Lost Family, Nicoly, Forbidden Love. These are the top 10. And especially Dr. Brandie! and Family Sins.

I agree that creating GAMES and ChatBots within the COMIC3D UNIVERSE only creates distraction.

Do they need to increase their paying base? Change the process you're doing today!
Now. Regarding GAMES! Look for a PARTNERSHIP in the market and someone with whom YOU can SHARE these top-ranked TITLES and allow someone specialized to CREATE the GAME!
That would be WELCOME. But an ALTERNATIVE job, outsourcing and earning a percentage on what you're not exploiting now.
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Regarding Frank Romano, there is absolutely no issue with catering to niche groups or minorities; the real problem lies in a fundamental misunderstanding of what drives the majority of the paying audience. To unlock the full potential of this huge portfolio and actually give readers a reason to see "value" in a subscription (whether at a baseline of $10 or more for premium tiers), the editorial and artistic direction needs a significant shift.

Here are some core areas where the creator is missing the mark, along with actionable improvements for the erotic publications:

1. Character Design & Narrative Focus

  • Exuberant Sex Appeal: The core audience wants stunning, high-quality character models with strong sex appeal.
  • Female-Centric Stories: Shift the focus toward compelling female protagonists rather than focusing heavily on male characters (as seen in Hell Village). The heterosexual male demographic—which forms the backbone of the paying base—wants to be immersed in the experiences of these exuberant women.
  • Pacing with Slice of Life: Introduce more "Slice of Life" elements. Showing the characters' day-to-day lives, routines, and personal dynamics establishes a logical narrative sequence. This build-up makes the eventual erotic payoffs far more rewarding because the reader actually cares about the characters.
2. Visual Quality & Explicit Rendering

  • Uncensored, Explicit Artwork: Suggestion or implication is not what the audience is paying for. There needs to be a heavy emphasis on rendering highly detailed, explicit sexual scenes. Readers want to see the artistry of the act itself, featuring close-ups, multiple angles, and clear, realistic depiction of penetration ("penis" in "vagina").
  • Clean Page Layouts: Keep the pages professional and clutter-free. Sound effects (onomatopoeias) should be used sparingly without small, messy dialogue bubbles or distracting "aqua fresh" filters that pollute the artwork. The focus must always remain on high-immersion eroticism.
3. Content Strategy & Streamlining

  • Prioritize Top-Tier Titles: Instead of diluting resources by constantly launching grotesque new series with repetitive themes, the creator should double down on the clear favorites that actually drive subscriptions. Titles like Dr. Brandie, Family Sins, Lost Family, Emily, and Louise have massive potential and deserve continuous narrative development.
  • Core Focus Over Gimmicks: Internal development on text-based chatbots, puzzles, and interactive gimmicks within the Comic3D universe is a massive distraction. It wastes valuable time that should be spent improving rendering quality and story pacing.
4. Expanding Value Through Smart Outsourcing

  • Outsource Game Production: While games can be highly lucrative, the creator does not have the expertise to build them internally without sacrificing comic quality. The ideal solution is to establish partnerships with specialized adult game studios. By licensing top-ranked IPs (like Dr. Brandie or Family Sins) to external developers, the creator can earn a steady percentage of revenue through outsourcing while keeping 100% of their focus on producing top-tier comics.
Ultimately, it comes down to a simple economic indicator: understand the audience, deliver the high-quality explicit content they desire, and stop overcomplicating a business model that simply needs better execution of its core product.
 
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Regarding Frank Romano, the truth is that, as a heterosexual man, I feel deeply uncomfortable and even offended by certain approaches he takes. It seems he truly doesn’t understand what excites us or what we consider visually attractive. He insists on an idealization that simply doesn't work for the straight audience; it completely violates our perception of what is beautiful and sexually stimulating.

This kind of aesthetic and approach might work and have its place within the LGBTQI+ world, but for us, the reaction is rejection and discomfort. In Brazil, the straight audience has a very clear and direct name for this type of content that fails to meet our needs: it is seen as "coisa de viado". The creator needs to understand that the heterosexual audience, both male and female, wants to consume what reflects their own desire and sexuality, not a distorted vision that only serves to alienate those who actually consume and sustain this market.

This is exactly why he is losing so many supporters. By insisting on forcing his own ideological worldview, the creator delivers women who are aesthetically ugly and lack any visual appeal, completely ignoring the taste of those who pay to see real eroticism. People are stopping their subscriptions because no one wants to spend money to see a personal agenda pushed instead of content that is truly attractive and well-crafted.
 
HIM! Frank Romano, if I'm not mistaken. This has the character's name, his "alter ego" is in three situations in the comics he creates. The womanizer, him having sex with Irma and with Juan. In the latter, his preference is for "trans" people, but in this case the character JUAN is very feminine.

Leaving the "observations aside"...
PigKing or Crazydad. Whichever it is, there must be a "breakdown between partners" because if "WE" here on the outside already observe and see alternatives that can "grow" the brand, why wouldn't THEY notice as well?
Frank Romano must be, if there is a Crazydad, the "head" or CEO of the company, and in this "partnership" Frank wants to "get rid of the partners" or not. Here I am in the realm of suppositions.
I listed ten, and surely the list of "interesting titles will be 20".
But what persists is the constant delivery of bland and boring titles and stories. The number of views on the site speaks for itself.

But why destroy your own brand? It got tiring, there was a loss of inspiration for other titles.
Want to go down the path of "manga, parodies and exotic characters".
If this is your great passion, understandable.

But if you see the site and comics as a "business," you must understand what the public wants to consume.
There's piracy. But this leads to delivering "bad titles" because you want to "scare away the rats, the consumers who don't pay."
Everything has a percentage in life and in business. If you always see the business from a BAD perspective, it's the BAD that's reaping the rewards!
 
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