Grrl Power #895 - Fine print, bitches! (Patreon)

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Apparently Hench Wench got her gorge under control. It's been suggested that Hench Wench's day job is a contract attorney. Makes sense to me.

I don't know if LLCs have officers or are referred to as charters. I did a minimal amount of googling, but I figure I retroactive it if Hench is talking total nonsense in panel two there.

I do like the idea that Hench Wench comes in, gets herself hired, then goes bezerk with everyone else's abilities, runs roughshod over their plans and basically tops from the bottom. But even though she's infamous in super villain circles, everyone keeps hiring her because she's such a god damned force multiplier.

Weirdly, Hench Wench's clothes aren't getting burned, but her stocking can get torn up because that's kind of sexy, especially on the knee there. Also keeping track of a bunch of progressive battle damage on her outfit is a pain in the butt. I only did it with Maxima's outfit because I knew I'd only have to track it for two pages. :)

[cough]Kelek.[/cough]

Speaking of LLCs, here's a book recommendation that I think I might have recommended before, but I'm recommending it again because book 4 just came out after 3 years. It's Delvers, LLC. It's an isekai series, but there's two unique things about it that I like. One, the main characters are two guys who are friends transported there at the same time, so it's like a buddy isekai series. Two, the series tries hard to set up a harem for both guys, but as I recall through the end of book 3, it doesn't happen. I'm relistening to the books because as I said, book 3 came out just over 3 years ago, so I might be wrong. I've only just started in on book 3.

Actually, the thing I like most about the books is the world building. The setup for the MCs having a harem is that the world has a 3 to 1 female to male ratio. A lot of books would kind of leave it at that, but Delvers goes into how most marriages are different, and how the women of the world think it sounds exhausting to be the only other person in a marriage. Most guards and mercenaries are women because men are considered to be more valued, stuff like that. I also dig all the details about how the animal people are super sensitive to body language and ear/tail positions and how much teeth they're showing. Man I love good xenoanthropology.