Senshi Dolls #1 "Day One" Now Available!

[Mercurius]

Here it is, guys! The first issue of The Senshi Dolls is NOW AVAILABLE!! Does contain a few pages of shrinking progress, along with F/f, F/fff, shrinking women, slow shrinking, body exploring, vaginal insertion, using pencil and cotton swap as dildo, and spraying juices on shrunken woman.


Preview pic 1: http://ami-doll.deviantart.com/art/M...ge-1-613862412
Preview pic 2: http://ami-doll.deviantart.com/art/T...ew-2-617465083

STORY
Setsuna perfected the serum that Ami created, and wants to test it out. Ami becomes the subject, and the fun begins. But, she's not the only one who'll fall victim to being a tiny slave to Setsuna. This begins a wild venture, where their lives will eternally change!

REGULAR EDITION - $7.99
*Contains 17 Pages of the comic, made by @CarlosSneak & Atreyu Studios!

SUPER SEXY SPECIAL EDITION - $9.99
*Contains 17 Pages of the comic, made by @CarlosSneak & Atreyu Studios!
*PLUS: 17 pages of the textless version of the comic!
*Origin doujin Lunchbox 6: Usagi, which is scanlated by Jitensha
*Alternate and clean covers, including a nude version of this by artistmyx, and others made by Kardie @ DrawCommissions & veika
*Mobile wallpaper of Ami-doll
*Past versions of the issue made by other artists before the final version

[Blackbat]

From what I said here on the SW Realm forum:

I bought the "SUPER SEXY SPECIAL EDITION"
....
....just wow.

The comic itself is a good read, no spoiler but I just kept reading, didn't sway mt attention once. The plot is great, lines are good, colouring nicely done. The story has a great hook, looking at the old version some good tweaks were made, I enjoyed this.

Also paying the extra $2.00 for the extra bits, compared to a lot of special/collector's editions out there, you getting easily three times more bonus/related content, worth paying the extra for anyone.

Issue #2 I'll be buying.

[tjlemke]

Why the hell is it in .bin format. No matter what I use to open/convert/view it I can't get the file to work. Seriously I shouldn't have to work this hard for paid content

[Blackbat]

Originally Posted by tjlemke

Why the hell is it in .bin format. No matter what I use to open/convert/view it I can't get the file to work. Seriously I shouldn't have to work this hard for paid content

weird, when I bought it, it was in RAR format, .bin is such an old format, weird that you got that from a newish site.

Here's some help for reading .bin format , but this hasn't happened to me.

For anyone wanting to open RAR archive files, I use 7-Zip, its free & opens nearly every archive format

[LK]

Color me shocked that a producer doesn't use .zip given other archive formats are not compatible with the base operating system.

Are the comics uncompressed bitmap images too?

[qzar9999]

You say that like RAR isn't extremely common and accessible with free utilities.

[LK]

Originally Posted by qzar9999

You say that like RAR isn't extremely common and accessible with free utilities.

You say that like the general population is tech saavy enough to understand that and that it isn't the producer's responsibility to choose the most accessible, built-in means of enjoying the product.

Double-click and go. Anything more complicated than that and you haven't thought ahead and are placing the burden on the end user.

That is why PDF exists.

[Mercurius]

That's interesting. I uploaded RARs, which contain a PDF, and both jpeg and png images at high quality. How it downloads as .bin is pretty bizzare.

I wonder if others are getting the same issue. And if so, can a simple fix of changing the extension from .bin to .rar work?

[tjlemke]

I've tried, weirdly unable to, keeps failing. Send me a pm if you come up with a solution

[vincent_richter]

With all due respect, that's why 7zip was created - so people don't have to dick around with trying to open fourteen different archive formats. That the site hosting the producer's content isn't serving the format they uploaded isn't the producer's fault, but it is a discussion they'll need to have with the site host and/or hosting provider.

[Mercurius]

Originally Posted by vincent_richter

With all due respect, that's why 7zip was created - so people don't have to dick around with trying to open fourteen different archive formats. That the site hosting the producer's content isn't serving the format they uploaded isn't the producer's fault, but it is a discussion they'll need to have with the site host and/or hosting provider.

Well, it is still uncommon for someone to download and get a BIN file instead of a RAR file. This is the only complaint I got, so it can be easily be fixed by sending the buyer the PDF and/or jpegs via email.

[qzar9999]

Well, I don't disagree that PDF is better, or that ZIP is more common. Perhaps I'm insulated because a lot of the people I deal with don't have any trouble with RAR. It's kind of like how Microsoft designed Windows 8 for tablets because they forgot that people outside of their office don't necessarily own tablets.

Still, RAR isn't *that* difficult. It's not like he encoded it in some obscure format that only ten guys in Silicon Valley know about.