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Reality Show: This Show You Won't See on Prime Time!

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There is a new reality show on the air. It is called Voyeur. A bunch of contestants are living in "the house" together with hundreds of cameras and microphones. Two people have already been eliminated by audience voting. As the book opens, things have been kicked up a notch as one of the female contestants has taken to not wearing panties. She is bent over cleaning the oven while the other contestants criticize her actions.

But the panty stunt has opened a can of worms. The contestants become more daring with a bout of sex by the pool. Soon all bets are off. But someone seems to be keeping a clear head and keeping their eye on the million-dollar prize. Contestants are disqualified and voted out until there is a final winner.

An interesting story of sex, scheming, and subterfuge. The cover says "Vol. 1" but the story seems to have a very final ending. If there are future volumes they may be thematic instead of direct sequels or they may go for the further adventures of the winner. We will have to wait and see. The are is in clean black and white with the characters just bordering on the cartoonish. The action is what you would expect without pushing any of the taboos. The final pages contain character and concept sketches. If this is your sort of book, check it out.

If "Big Brother" allowed the participants to have sex with each other, then this would probably be the result. Once one of the female contestants in the show starts showing off her body, it snowballs into threesomes and group sex as the other contestants desperately try to stay in the viewers' favor. Not bad, not bad at all.

This volume is black and white throughout and features eight "scenes." The artwork is great and the story is fun. There is one lesbian scene. LOTS of oral. This is some of the better adult comic fare that I've seen!

I like the artist's style, so after I'd read the comic online I decided I ought to purchase it. The style is cute and slick, but really is best in black and white, rather than colour.