Night of the Living Dead!

But seriously, this is very nice work.

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Woooo....this is a very good one

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nice abs!!!

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Oh, that's quite freaky. Nicely drawn

Necromancers are so cool. I really like the light effect you gave around her. That really sets off the whole piece. Yay! For Fantasy!!

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Very cool!
Very good drawing! I like the thing on the groung!! Very cleaver!

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Very nice work.

Agree just about word for word on Anita (my friends and I have been having this exact conversation a lot recently). A Publishers' Weekly review said "Anita needs to put her pants back on and get back to work." Definitely needs more of what you show in this particular drawing. ^_^

wah! that's funny! i stopped reading anita blake novels after blue moon. that scene where every single werewolf in a five mile radius wanting to have sex with her put me over the edge. that is so not scary...and too ridiculous. Have you read any of kim harrisons books, or kelley armstrong? they both have vamps and weres in them, and the smut is evenly balanced with a decent story line.

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I hated Blue Moon, and, I agree, the one before that, book 7, is the place to stop. I liked Obsidian Butterly, the one right after that, somewhat better (It had no sex, and it did have Edward, which was an improvement). Haven't read any of them after that, but I get reports from friends. I like the old Jean-Claude, the game playing, psychological, sneaky trickster fellow, and I wasn't seeing any of him (I didn't mind that they were having sex, but I want him to have to work for it, every time ^_^). Plus, I really was interested in the very grey ethical stands Jean Claude had to take, that he was so aware of, even if it went over Anita's head.


I've read Dead Witch Walking, which I enjoyed, if that's either of those two authors. Another fave is Jim Butcher's Harry Dresden series - a wizard in Chicago, best buddies with Murphy (I forget her first name, since no one uses it), the tough little blonde cop who has no supernatural powers, and doesn't need 'em. These are definitely lighter, not so intense as Anita, but what is?