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Ebook About Leslie J. Blair is a simple pig girl. She loves sushi, and she hates her job. Her world is dominated by a totalitarian government that interferes in the personal lives of its citizens, punishing transgressors for so-called "unnatural" relationships. Leslie dreams of something different for herself, but these dreams are becoming dangerous. And, when she wakes up, she thinks she's being watched... The hit Italian comic, an erotic fantasy/romantic suspense series by MIRKA ANDOLFO (Wonder Woman, Harley Quinn, DC Comics Bombshells), will take you to a colorful but terrible world full of anthropomorphic creatures—but light on personal freedoms. Collects UNNATURAL #1-4Book Unnatural Vol. 1: Awakening Review :
Unnatural is about a anthro world which is under an authoritarian regime. The core concept is that the government is viciously anti-inter species relationship and shows it using real world tactics that the USSR, Nazi Germany, and other Militant left wing governments have and continue to use.The story comes across as very pro-LGBT and implies that anyone who disagrees is a fascist. It does a excellent job of showing how a authoritarian government uses children, TV and media as tools of propaganda and how it will use violence in order to enforce its rule.The Characters feel like people you might meet on the street and the way that political figures would behave. The world in which these characters live feels real, like a place you could visit in real life or read about in a history book, it has problems and issues that also make it feel like a colorful but ultimately grim and even depressing place to have to live.Whether or not you enjoy this story or feel any sort of sympathy for the main character will no doubt depend on your sociopolitical values, this is neither good or bad but just an FYI. So obviously this series will not appeal to everyone.These are not criticisms, just observations. I bought the book because of the artist, a very good comic book veteran artist, but I genuinely pushed the "Buy it Now" button because of the cover.And that's where surprises begin to happen. In the first few pages, we're introduced to a conflictive, totalitarian world which may even sound very preachy at times. However, unlike those garbage, preachy comics we're flooded with lately, this one concentrates its time on telling the story from a personal, emotinal point of view.Most of the character feel interesting, and can actually explain their situations to a convincing degree. The ones who doesn't are temporary characters which I believe are made to be disliked, and dropped. However, nobody is above others, that's one of the things that caught me. A little spoiler-there's this character which is supposed to be the hero (besides the main protagonist) whom in other poorly-written stories would be unbeatable. In this story, he's overpowered by surprisingly efficient, garden-variety cops. Seriously, we need those cops patrolling our streets.However, I feel like there are details which are left outside of the story which, I guess, you have to figure out yourself based on the events in the comics. For example, what are the rules of this universe where animal people can't mix up like they normally would on any other story where people from different species mix-up just fine. That part is the biggest plot point, and yet, it feels like it's left unexplained for the most part.And because of that reason, I'm buying volume 2. I need to know if there's a reason, for that thing to be there, whether it's good or bad. I just need to feel the bad guys have some complexity other than being an excuse for being preachy about modern day topics.Also, lots of sexy, thicc, pig girl moments. Read Online Unnatural Vol. 1: Awakening Download Unnatural Vol. 1: Awakening Unnatural Vol. 1: Awakening PDF Unnatural Vol. 1: Awakening Mobi Free Reading Unnatural Vol. 1: Awakening Download Free Pdf Unnatural Vol. 1: Awakening PDF Online Unnatural Vol. 1: Awakening Mobi Online Unnatural Vol. 1: Awakening Reading Online Unnatural Vol. 1: Awakening Read Online Mirka Andolfo Download Mirka Andolfo Mirka Andolfo PDF Mirka Andolfo Mobi Free Reading Mirka Andolfo Download Free Pdf Mirka Andolfo PDF Online Mirka Andolfo Mobi Online Mirka Andolfo Reading Online Mirka AndolfoDownload Mobi Triangles: A Novel By Ellen Hopkins
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