Silvertongue 30XX: Space-Time District Attorney by Little Nando

Silvertongue 30XX: Space-Time District Attorney follows the story of Silvertongue Hernandez and a rat-pack of time-travelling lawyers, specialised in revisiting (or more like crashing), so-called “Trials of the Century” throughout space-time. Silvertongue, a selfish, dark, ego-centric, womanizer and addict, will encounter the most bizarre of adventures in search of Reality 2; a parallel multi-verse he and his motley crew are carefully crafting, which will possibly mean salvation for us all. Or, will it?

 

If you liked Cowboy Bebop, then you may just enjoy Silvertongue 30XX: Space-Time District Attorney.

Silvertongue 30XX starts off with a short description of the characters, which helps you gather an idea of their personality. However, this isn’t necessary as the characters personalities and placement in the plot are quite clear from the beginning.

The introduction to Silvertongue 30XX creates a beautiful depiction of a coin flipping in the air, paired with script that draws the audience’s attention into the plot of the story.

The introduction continues by creating the background story via a television host. This segues into the main characters’ story nicely.

Another nice detail is the classic main characters’ conflict. The friendly rivalry between two characters on the same team always creates a humorous twist to an otherwise serious situation.

In fact, Little Nando does an impeccable job throwing humour into the plot by adding unique character quirks.

It is clear that Little Nando has put a lot of work into the script, as well as the art. The characters are depicted through exaggerated expressions and angles, giving the audience that glorious feel for your classic-comic-book-look.

On top of all the goods that Silvertongue 30XX has to offer, Little Nando throws it all together by creating an ending that ties the flipping coin from the beginning into the end. Not only does this show Little Nando’s ability for creativity, but it also shows a respect for plot flow. Out of all the stories I have read, watched, or heard, the best are always those that tie it all together perfectly from beginning to end, even if that is just a simple symbol, such as a flipping coin.

The one negative thing that I can say about Silvertongue 30XX, is that it is far too short. The plot had just planted its roots, just introduced itself and the characters. What we do now is play the waiting game, which unfortunately, I am terrible at.

It is my hope that Little Nando will continue to update Silvertongue30XX on Tapastic for free. I look forward to seeing how the plot develops and how the main characters manage to solve out the impossible case that they have been given.

Only time will tell.

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If you’re interested, you can read Silvertongue 30XX on Tapastic.

You can find more about Little Nando and their work on tumbler, twitter, and Facebook, as well as their main website.

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Bite Me by AffectedMind

***Bite Me has be revised. Please take this into consideration when reading this review. Both the storyline and the artwork has been changed.***

Tiana moved to Mainland to study and have peacefull life. Unfortunatelly Ty, her classmate won’t let this happen, as it turned he’s a vampire and bites her. He sticks with the main protagonist after the whole situation. But because Ty is known as a seducer Tiana tries to push him away afraid he will take adventage on her. Soon she discovers sexual affection towards him. From now on she becomes his provider and both starts to know each other better day after day.

Bite Me falls into the category of romance and soft erotica. However, it has a storyline more closely related to your typical erotica, meaning the plot is lacking. A typical erotica novel or comic goes from a short scene of talking (or story-substance) straight into the more sexy scenes. Bite Me’s first few chapters do the same.

That being said, Bite Me still has a lot of potential for a great story. Based off of the current finished chapters, Bite Me leaves the readers hanging on some valuable information. This information could determine how Bite Me develops later on, and in all honesty, it can only get better from here.

Aside from the scenes that make you think “well, that escalated quickly”,

AffectedMind manages to create some great scenes that capture movement,

As well as raw emotions, which can be seen through angles and facial expressions.

Even though the main characters represent your classic “50 Shades of Grey” type characters (dominant male, submissive female), they do have quite a bit of development. Since only a few chapters are already available, this development occurs quite early on, but is subtle enough that it doesn’t feel rushed. In fact, Ty, the main male character, is quite intriguing. He has this very creepy vibe, and yet he is somehow attractive and likeable to the readers. This can be a difficult thing to accomplish, but by creating this “bad boy” persona, AffectedMind has been able to recreate this classic fan favourite.

Aside from some grammar errors, AffectedMind does struggle with some proportions and stiffness of the characters,

But easily makes up for it with unique visualization techniques, such as the peephole in the door-

as well as using her space wisely by creating a flow between images and script.

Affected Mind also uses creative transitions to keep the readers’ appeal, using a splash of colour at the end of each chapter to draw readers in.

Overall, Bite Me isn’t half bad, and I am looking forward to see where AffectedMind takes the story. I can see some plot developing now as the new chapters begin, and by creating a history for the characters, AffectedMind creates a deeper connection between them and the readers.

Would I recommend Bite Me to new readers? If you don’t mind semi-erotic scenes, then yes, I would recommend it. From what I have seen, AffectedMind takes her comic seriously, and it has a lot of potential to be a great read. If you are really unsure though, maybe wait a while longer for some more chapters to be released. It is still relatively early in its production stages, and the plot is only just beginning.

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AffectedMind can be found on Tapastic, Facebook, and deviantart.

You can read Bite Me on Tapastic as well!

AffectedMind created a gorgeous poster for the release of new comic reviews! You can see it here on WintreKitty Reviews, or you can view it on my page on Tapastic.