Love Is Overkill
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After "Handsome Must Die", now comes a series that is "to die for".
The first three chapters are at least funnier and more engaging than "Handsome". You can feel that the story could be more coherent.
In short: a "necrologist" falls in love with a handsome murderer who was on death row and revives him, but not before setting some traps to "make him closer" (like covering his body with sutures that can come loose if you pull the thread and obviously marrying him without his consent).
S'more reminds me more of the style of old characters, especially with Astra's style, which is very simple and reminds me of old creations from the 80s. "Don Dracula's" daughter in the animated version of the series is a reference for me in this case.
I hope to have fun with this series. At least these first chapters were cool, despite being a bit "cliché".
After "Handsome Must Die", now comes a series that is "to die for".
The first three chapters are at least funnier and more engaging than "Handsome". You can feel that the story could be more coherent.
In short: a "necrologist" falls in love with a handsome murderer who was on death row and revives him, but not before setting some traps to "make him closer" (like covering his body with sutures that can come loose if you pull the thread and obviously marrying him without his consent).
S'more reminds me more of the style of old characters, especially with Astra's style, which is very simple and reminds me of old creations from the 80s. "Don Dracula's" daughter in the animated version of the series is a reference for me in this case.
I hope to have fun with this series. At least these first chapters were cool, despite being a bit "cliché".
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