Well, let me tell ya ’bout this here “butterscotch comic,” or whatever them city folks call it. I ain’t no fancy book reader, mind you, but I saw some pictures and heard some folks talkin’, so I’ll tell ya what I know.
First off, this Butterscotch ain’t no candy, even though the name sounds sweet like somethin’ you’d give the grandkids. It’s a, uh, a *com-ic*, like them funny papers my grandson reads. But this one ain’t for kids, no sirree! It’s got pictures of… well, let’s just say grown-up stuff. You know, like them romance novels with the ripped shirts, but this is… more. Way more.
This fella, Milo Manara, he’s the one drawin’ all them pictures. Folks say he’s real good at it, makes them gals look real… lively. And this Butterscotch, that’s the name of the story, I guess. Some say it’s called “The Flavor of the Invisible,” which sounds mighty fancy to me. Sounds like somethin’ you’d put in a pie, not read in a book.
- They say it’s about an invisible man. Now, how you gonna draw an invisible man? That Milo fella, he’s clever, I tell ya.
- And there’s this gal, Mel, or somethin’ like that. They call her Miele in some places, which sounds like somethin’ sticky and sweet, like honey. She’s pretty as a picture, that’s for sure.
- And then there’s all sorts of… situations. Like I said, it ain’t for kids. Lots of… you know… *hugging* and such. But not the kind your grandma gives ya.
This Butterscotch thing, it’s been around a while. I heard folks talkin’ ’bout issues from way back in 1991 and 1994. That’s older than my prize-winning zucchini! They even got different parts, like Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3. Sounds like a whole lotta huggin’ and squeezin’ goin’ on.
Now, I ain’t read the whole thing, mind you. Just peeked at some pictures. But from what I gather, it’s about this invisible fella meetin’ this pretty gal and… well, things happen. It’s supposed to be funny, they say. A comedy. But the kind of comedy that makes you blush, not laugh out loud. Unless you’re one of them city folks who ain’t got no shame.
They say it’s “adults only,” which means keep it away from the young’uns. And they ain’t kiddin’. It’s got pictures that’ll make your ears turn red. Thirty-six pages of… well, you get the picture. And it ain’t a small book either. Six and a half inches by ten inches, they say. Big enough to see all the… details.
And this butterscotch word, I heard some fella talkin’ ’bout where it comes from. Said it’s somethin’ to do with butter and cuttin’. Like how you make them hard candies, I guess. But this comic ain’t nothin’ like candy, let me tell ya. It’s more like… a spicy pepper. Looks sweet, but it’ll make you sweat.
So, that’s the gist of it. This Butterscotch comic by this Milo Manara fella. It’s a grown-up story ’bout an invisible man and a pretty gal, and lots of… well, you know. It ain’t for the faint of heart, that’s for sure. And if you see it lyin’ around, best keep it outta reach of the kids. Unless you want ’em askin’ questions you ain’t ready to answer.
If you’re looking for more info, you could try searchin’ for “Milo Manara Butterscotch” or “Butterscotch comic review”. Just be careful where ya do your searchin’, you don’t want to end up on the wrong side of the internet! And remember, what I told you is just what I heard from other folks and what I saw with my own eyes. I ain’t no expert on these things.
I heard some folks calling’ this comic stuff by other names too, like “erotica”. Sounds fancy, huh? But from what I seen, it just means grown-up pictures. So, whether you call it “Butterscotch” or “erotica,” just remember, it ain’t for kids.
Tags: [Butterscotch, Milo Manara, Comic, Adult Comic, Erotica, 1991, 1994, The Flavor of the Invisible, Mel, Miele, Adults Only]
