Money Shot: Volume 1

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This is a comic about sex and poem that’s never exploitative. It approaches its characters and the objectively wild sexuality they exhibit with honesty and sincerity. So, even when things get crazy (and believe me, they do) you’re happy to go along with it because the story took the time to meaningfully develop its characters. Nerds Are Sexy: It's revealed that the rather frumpy Dr. Gnon has a crush on his coworker Bode Sosh'u Sinch, a crush that she reciprocates. When the XXX-Plorers need Sinch to have sex with President Kirk to power their wormhole ( It Makes Sense in Context), she is more than willing to do it as long as it is with Dr. Gnon using holographic technology to take on his form. A scientist develops a teleportation device to other planets but it's so expensive to use it's labeled the Money Shot. So she comes up with a plan to enlist some fellow scientists and film themselves having sex with aliens to pay for their trips to alien worlds. This first volume revolves around them being trapped on a Mad Max type world full of fish people.

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It’s about porn but it ISN’T porn,” said writer Seeley. “You have no idea how many times I’ve said that about Money Shot. Every time I pitched my Fantastic Four by way of Sex Criminals comic book series over the past three years, no matter how great the idea sounded to the pitchee, no matter how much they loved the art of Rebekah Isaacs, or the idea of bringing on comedian Sarah Beattie, they’d inevitably say ‘Oh, but you can’t sell porn comics. There’s a stink on adult material. No publisher will want it.’” Head-Turning Beauty: Dr. Yazaman Blanco, a biologist with a beautiful face and massive bosom, who Christine recruits to replace Bree as soon as she sees her on TV. Unfortunately, she turns out to be absolutely indifferent to and terrible at sex. In the near future, space travel is ludicrously expensive and largely ignored. Enter Christine Ocampos, inventor of the Star Shot teleportation device. Her big idea: She'll travel to new worlds, engage-intimately-with local aliens, and film her exploits for a jaded earth populace trying to find something new on the internet. Now, Chris and her merry band of scientist-cum-pornstars explore the universe, each other, and the complexities of sex in MONEY SHOT! A story about scientists having sex with aliens for the glory of mankind-and money. Working with the Ex: Christine and Omar used to be in a relationship, and so far they've been cordial but the Money Shot initiative, it's gotten more complicated especially with Christine and Bree starting to see each other. Comic books have always been more forward-thinking, compared to most forms of media, in terms of progression and diversity. Although there is still a misconception that comics are just for kids, those believers haven’t read the likes of Sex Criminals from Image and now Vault Comics have their own title of sex and sci-fi with Money Shot.The humor. Sometimes it’s funny and occasionally even clever, sometimes it’s just a cheap “sex funny” punchline that falls flat.

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Casanova Wannabe: Luke Kirk seems overconfident in his abilities as a lover, the alien women he has sex with appearing unsatisfied when he's done with them. For a book so concerned with sex, it’s suprising how little sex there actually is in it, and how conventional its idea of sex is. Isaacs stated: “I think it’s really important to have more representations of sexuality that isn’t presented as dirty and shameful or exclusively fetishistic in all American media, but especially comics.”

Annie says she expected the warlord Daughir to be bigger and scarier, and wearing an Infinity Gauntlet.