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Well, this was perhaps a mistake on my part, drawn originally during the days of AB this piece vanished utterly without trace... I didn't recieve even one bit of feedback. I re-release in the spirit of optimism~
I always loved the releationship between Mireille and Kirika. It seemed to be permanantly hovering between wondering whether they should kill the other while their back is turned to deciding that they'll not kill them today, and think about it again tomorrow. They get into arguments and standoffs like most couples fight over drinking from the milk carton.
This comic covers a way that Mireille might - as OOC as it is - try to control these outbreaks of violence.
We start with an interesting scene, something that is not at all unusual for this pair.
I think you playing the Noir scenes out quite funny. I think it?s a really nice idea to add the spanking element to their "I could kill you anytime" relationship. Kind of a parody to the angst-ridden real anime.
Thanks for the comments you two~ I appreciate it~
I found the girls and their guns very sexy too, Noir was a very good anime, a touch repative say some, by I liked it and thought it had an excellent and enjoyable ending too, well worth watching, more so than the raging monster that was the semi-sequel/parallel dimension series Madlax. More beautiful, but lacking the simple elegance of the Noir characters, Mireille and Kirika.
Noir was a great anime because of the characters and their interaction, their constant distrust despite an intimacy that they shared.
Something that other girls with guns slaying people on faull-auto series like Gunslinger Girls and Coyote Ragtime Show failed to capture.
The spanking in this comic was kinda parody and it's not the best drawn piece I've made (are any of them?) but I appreciate the kind words here and on other pages for me~
