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Joral

Wow, really disliking these guys already. Makes me appreciate our girls even more. I mean, I know Madison can be hardass, with a fine ass, capable of kicking ass, but at least she ain't a jackass.

Dwait

Damn, that's rough. I can see why Yalee hates the police. Great job on making the audience feel bad for one of the low level minions. Unfortunately, what happened in her past doesn't justify her actions in the present. Still, I am almost hoping that once all is said and done, Madison doesn't go too hard on her. I kind of want to know the backstories of everyone else, something tells me that Wilkos and Dorian aren't going to be nearly as sympathetic.

Lunatic 0verlord

Guess the black one's about to stick his meat stick down. But he should remember that the mouth is just ONE hole. And that she has a hole that was basically MADE for the meat stick. And I bet she'll want her partner to use his OWN meat stick the same way.

esclavage

I think the flashback serves a threefold purpose: 1) the obvious eyecandy angle 2) establishing Yalee's motivations to add depth to her character and rationale for her actions 3) to touch upon the cyberpunk theme that DZO has, which is that nobody's a hero and no one is innocent -> which serve to highlight both Madison's and Reena's qualities respectively as a contrast to the setting It's a pretty masterful bit of storytelling.

Donathan Rogers

What Yalee went through from back then………..

Teeceemcg

Horrible. I agree it doesn't justify Yalee's current actions. Rape is rape, regardless of what kinds of drugs you have your victim on. I imagine if Yalee told Madison the story, Madison would help Yalee "make things right."

Erik

GRIFFITH!!! Oh wait wrong comic.

MilfLover22

the black lipstick and runny makeup does something for me

Blast Femur

it's amazing how the mind responds to trauma like this. Alot of times victims eventually become the perpetrator later on. Much like how children are abused and then become the abuser. Yalee seems to have internalized her abuse and now she's rationalized her abuse as something that is ok to do to someone that she sees as equal to the abusers that put her through this. Madison would never do this to someone else but Yalee doesn't see Madison as any different, so she sees Madison as deserving of the same abuse that was inflicted on her.