Mini-Goddess XIV

Part two of Kosuke Fujishima's new Mini-Goddess strip, which is being published on the spine of montly issues of Afternoon. In case you missed any of the previous panels, you can find them all linked here.

( Behind the cut: Mini-Goddess comic. )

Second, there's been more artwork from the upcoming R2 DVD boxset posted. I posted the scans here (scroll to the bottom) so I'm not going to repeat them in this post. But still, the new Hidenori Matsubara panels look... kind of epic. I mean, Tamiya, Ohtaki, Senbei, and the Monk posing together?! EPIC.

Horo by Kosuke Fujishima

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From Chara-Mel volume 4. Now that's more like it.

Chara-Mel, as a magazine, is fairly sucktastic. It's mostly coverage of the most pathetically crappy and generic bishoujo games and anime that you could possibly imagine. BUT for some reason they keep getting Kosuke Fujishima to draw some of the most awesome female characters EVER for the featured illustration of each issue: in the past we've had Saber, Shana, Yoko, and now Horo. And Horo is pretty awesome.

There's such a contrast between the strong, interesting women characters that Fujishima draws on the covers, versus the actual contents of each issue of Chara-Mel, that it's not even funny.

PS - If you can't see the images displayed or linked here, try viewing this post from nenena.livejournal.com instead of from your flist. Sorry, but I've got the anti-hotlinking thing going here.