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So...I honestly feel like I shouldn't have gotten this one at times. I feel no shame in getting stuff with some Webcomic characters, because their artists/creators are just asking for them to be put in stuff. like the ones from TwoKinds or HellaBoss. But this...
To set the stage, this is Florence Ambrose, a Bowman's Wolf, in this case, a heavily modified version of a red wolf, classified as a biological AI. She's an engineer, and quite skilled at that. She's not one of a kind, but there are only thirteen of her species, as they're a proof of concept model for an uplifting process to be used on animals in an alien biosphere. She has human safeguards(Think Asimov's 3 Laws of Robotics, but more detailed) and is quite a sweet lady...who likes to hunt and kill her own food. But nothing in her comic is adult themed...well it is for adults, but you know nothing explicit. It's mostly a sci-fi comedy.
Anyway, Noble did a fantastic job on this, and I love it, so I suppose I shouldn't feel too bad about it, especially since I will be encouraging all of you to check out the comic in this link, which is a neat 'speed reader' that loads each comic as you scroll down in lots, so no loading pages, just reading the comic. Seriously, check it out if you like Science Fiction that takes a bit more science seriously, if not the setting itself.
http://tangent128.name/depot/toys/f.....-flytable.html
Anyway, as to the content of the picture, it's just Florence enjoying a sandwich. Nothing more than that. Why do you think it would be? Heh.
To set the stage, this is Florence Ambrose, a Bowman's Wolf, in this case, a heavily modified version of a red wolf, classified as a biological AI. She's an engineer, and quite skilled at that. She's not one of a kind, but there are only thirteen of her species, as they're a proof of concept model for an uplifting process to be used on animals in an alien biosphere. She has human safeguards(Think Asimov's 3 Laws of Robotics, but more detailed) and is quite a sweet lady...who likes to hunt and kill her own food. But nothing in her comic is adult themed...well it is for adults, but you know nothing explicit. It's mostly a sci-fi comedy.
Anyway, Noble did a fantastic job on this, and I love it, so I suppose I shouldn't feel too bad about it, especially since I will be encouraging all of you to check out the comic in this link, which is a neat 'speed reader' that loads each comic as you scroll down in lots, so no loading pages, just reading the comic. Seriously, check it out if you like Science Fiction that takes a bit more science seriously, if not the setting itself.
http://tangent128.name/depot/toys/f.....-flytable.html
Anyway, as to the content of the picture, it's just Florence enjoying a sandwich. Nothing more than that. Why do you think it would be? Heh.
Category All / Vore
Species Wolf
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It's actually why I won't get anything with Mystery from Mystery Skulls, because they have directly asked we not do that with him, even if I love his design and think he'd make a good pred. Also he's cute and I want to pet him.
But Doggy is good too. Also, thanks, nice to meet someone else who enjoys it. This became my biggest serious webcomic to keep up with after Schlock Mercenary ended(Another Scifi-Comedy, but far darker in tone, lots of people die). SMBC remains my big daily one, given it's hilarious, and sometimes thought provoking, and Order of the Stick is one I really wish would update more, though I know why it doesn't.
But Doggy is good too. Also, thanks, nice to meet someone else who enjoys it. This became my biggest serious webcomic to keep up with after Schlock Mercenary ended(Another Scifi-Comedy, but far darker in tone, lots of people die). SMBC remains my big daily one, given it's hilarious, and sometimes thought provoking, and Order of the Stick is one I really wish would update more, though I know why it doesn't.
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