Vore Comics by Joaquin
New comics released every Friday.
“When we last saw Doc and Holly, the Cleaners’ pragmatic medic and bat-swinging morale-booster, Doc had been swallowed alive by a horrible Hag and Holly didn’t escape unswallowed either. It would seem the Hag that took Doc had a friend, but Holly’s about to learn the hard way that they’re not the ones with the hunger in their bellies. They’re just the delivery service.”
We definitely have dabbled in hard vore over the years. I mean, we’ve got a whole section of it in our library. I know it’s not as frequent as the other stuff – we do our best to cater to a wide variety of vore preferences. Though, in the almost 7 years that I’ve been producing comics we have not actually released a comic featuring zombie vore specifically. For those who have been waiting, I hope you enjoy. :)
“Ambushed by a horde of the grotesque zombie-like Ridden, the Cleaners find themselves outnumbered, outmuscled, and on the run when a Hag shows up to the scene. The crew’s medic, Doc, and baseball bat-wielding fighter, Holly, flee together on foot. But out here, a sprained ankle can be a death sentence, and when Doc trips and does just that, it’s up to Holly to save her from the hungry Hag before it’s too late.”
“Looking to spice up her alone time, Elizabeth Comstock uses her powers to open a ‘Tear’ in the fabric of reality and take a peek at her life in alternate timelines. What she finds surprises her. The first Tear shows a rapturous devouring by Songbird, the creature that serves as her guardian and keeper. And what the next Tear shows her is even more baffling…but all the more exciting, as she bears witness to the consumption of her alternate self by a second, giant version of herself.”
“Everyone has a weakness—even the exceptional Sorceress with her boundless knowledge of magic and powerful attack spells. While she manages to escape the stomach of a Doom Beetle using her talents and subsequently wipes out a horde of worms, her mana stores are too low to save her from the sole straggler of the pack. And without its fellow larvae, it gets to enjoy this voluptuous meal all to itself.”
