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For Future Comics/Sequences

  • Narrative at the expense of weight gain / end size. 31
  • Weight gain / end size at the expense of narrative. 37
  • 2018-12-29
  • 68 votes
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Just a quick poll I wanted to do. I'd appreciate if you'd take time to answer it as it has only 2 options.

When I do things like 'Waddle Over Yonder' in the future which of these two extremes would you prefer:A) Narrative at the expense of weight gain / end size.

B) Weight gain / end size at the expense of narrative.

Quick summary: 

A) would be when there are frames or pages where there is no gain because the narrative/story requires other things to be portrayed. The end size might also be smaller to fit the ending concept. (Pretty much my Waddle Over Yonder)

B) would be when the plot/narrative is pretty simple and every page/frame exists mostly for weight gain or fat related shenanigans. This would probably allow for bigger sizes and more pervertisms but in return might be less interesting events/story wise.

Comments

Blaze

Oof thats a tough one story or more fatty. Decisions Decisions.

Phatelot

IMHO narrative wins because interesting stories make me more involved as a reader. I think focusing only in linear weight progression tends to lead to pretty mono-dimensional art.

Blop

Personally I would prefer the latter but if you have a great story in mind then don't be afraid to share!

Super Leo

Fats come and go, but there's no beating a good story!

N.Y.U.K. Station

personally I like a narrative that follows a tale on ANY subject/fetish