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Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Lilith: Blood & Burlesque #1 by Corin Howell and Warnia Sahadewa. Cover by Howell. Out in October.
"Everyone's favorite man-eating demon is back! Lilith by Corin Howell returns! Penny's bookstore is still a mess after the monster attack. Much to Lilith's dismay, Michael proposes a great idea: Why not make a sexy calendar to raise funds to pay for the shop repairs? Meanwhile, Lilith and Penny start making good progress on translating the book that could help Lilith get back home. But what will Penelope think if she learns Lilith's true motive—and true nature? Seems like Lilith is bound to find out when a sinister and sexy pair from her past emerges at a burlesque show."
Money Shot: The F*ck Offs #3 (Vault Comics, October 2026) cover by Garth Graham
Lilith: Blood & Burlesque #1 (Vault Comics, October 2026) preview pages by Corin Howell
Dead Acre: Black Badge #2 (Vault Comics, August 2026) cover by Riley Brown
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Money Shot: The F*ck Offs #2 (Vault Comics, September 2026) cover by Garth Graham
I just caught up with the fourth and fifth Money Shot trade paperbacks. The fourth made me feel like I was reading porn, which I don’t remember feeling from the first three. It was a real, did this change or did I change? moment.
Then I got to the fifth volume where there was a creative shake up, new co-author, new artist, but it felt less porny, more familiar, than the fourth. Which means that he fourth is that way because of a “special guest star” of a character with whom I was unfamiliar.
Also I should reread the earlier volumes. They’re funny and I don’t really remember characters who reoccur in these ones.
Project Perseus #1 (Vault Comics, September 2026) preview pages by Jack Mulqueen and Edison Neo