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Awkward Inception: early archival records of Riptoryx’s crude old “Super Girl” comic

Back in the late 1990s, one of my first contributions to the great pool of Internet perversion was an incomplete series of illustrations I uploaded to a “Weight Gain Illustrated” Yahoo group managed by Kastemel. Vaguely styled as a tongue-in-cheek parody of super hero aesthetics, in practice this “Super Girl” comic (with the quotation marks obligatory) was a small collection of crudely drawn images into which I attempted to dump a whole bunch of my related kinky interests; one big, messy melting pot of perversion. As with its college setting, the roommate relationship, and various other elements, the super hero styling was just a foil to facilitate playing up various weight-related tropes: disempowerment, humiliation, role reversal, etc. I mean, the titular character’s only clearly defined “power” was a super-human ability to lose weight quickly and effortlessly, which she used to lead a carelessly lazy and over indulgent lifestyle in between occasional “hyper exercise” sessions to get herself rapidly fit and trim again for whatever the occasion may be. Obviously, this silly contrivance was just a domino that I erected with the intention of later knocking it over, to the clear detriment of a now decidedly-less-than-“super” girl.

While the old Yahoo group where I first posted my “Super Girl” comic stuff became a functionally dead relic many years ago, the illustrations still can be found stashed on my DeviantArt page. I imagine a lot of you have encountered them there already at one time or another. 

What you may not know, however, is that those illustrations on my DeviantArt page—crude as they may be—are actually the second (and “improved,” if you can believe it!) iteration of my “Super Girl” sketches. There was an even earlier version, clumsily scribbled on binder paper purely for my own enjoyment in a pre-Internet adolescence. With apologies for the poor craftsmanship and poor scanning (I’ve tried to clean up the images a bit, but the scans were done at least 15 years ago using less than great equipment), attached you’ll find the fourteen original “Super Girl” pages. While there is some overlap (and inconsistency) with the later versions on DeviantArt, these “originals” differ in that they eschew the college environment set up and instead cover slightly more of the subsequent action in the Rio de Janeiro setting (corresponding to items 10 through 39 in the plot summary list below).  

While at one point I imagined that I would re-illustrate all those original pages and more, for various reasons—notably including my dearth of drawing talent as well as the amount of time it would require for me to messy scribble something even of that dubious quality—I never fished the “comic.” There was never much of a “plot,” but the general course of events I envisioned within the existing comic (original and revised) went roughly as follows:

And that’s as far the combined version of the “original” and later revision spanned. Beyond that, I do recall a few sketchy framework ideas for what might have happened next. 

So, what’s the point of sharing all this? Well, partly I think it’s interesting to reflect back on this very early effort and see in it a lot of the same themes and general scenarios that continue to inhabit my creative kinky efforts. It’s easy to spot some common threads between the later (unillustrated) plans for Jennifer/”Super Girl” and what would eventually happen with Kara in “The Slowest Champion: Revisited.” I think there are also similar commonalities between some of the exploitative shenanigans used against Jennifer and what I’m setting up for Miranda Lawson in “Nerf Effect.” But I guess what I want to highlight here most of all is that combining imagery with kinky subversive weight gain storytelling has been an ambition of mine for most of my life. Today, and partly with the help of generous folks like you, I’m getting the chance to explore and share that ambition using better resources than I ever could on my own. That includes resources like commissioned illustrators, so that nobody has to suffer the embarrassment of squinting at my own enthusiastically untalented “sketches.” 

Thanks again, patrons.

-Riptoryx

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Nice! Your doodles and comics look a lot like mine circa '83-'93. (I'm embarrassed how much of my adolescent creativity--writing, drawing, even poetry--was inspired by my deviant desires.) Maybe I'll share some stuff in my archives at some point. Maverick

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