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In 2015, Jurassic World shocked everyone with the first onscreen female death...Zara Young...by way of being eaten alive by a Mosasaur. It obviously sent waves through the vore community. It was also so controversial that they scaled back deaths in the sequel "Fallen Kingdom". This made it a little difficult to make a "What If" scenario for, but I managed to make it work. :)
In celebration of Jurassic World: Dominion releasing today, I'm excited to share with you a new Jurassic comic, and I cannot WAIT to see what situations Dominion has in store for us. The trailer alone has given me more to work with than the entirety of Fallen Kingdom. So don't you worry, friends...this certainly won't be the last Jurassic comic you see this year.
For now, let's enjoy some more Claire. Zara was tasty indeed, but the ones that get away are always a bit more enticing...
"As Mount Sibo erupts and engulfs the remote island of Isla Nublar and its population of dinosaurs in scorching lava, Claire Dearing finds herself locked in an old communications center—and she's not alone. Just when the structure begins to shake apart, a Baryonyx thwarts her escape attempt. But which will be the death of her: the imminent collapse, or the jaws of this ferocious beast??"
Script by Nyte
Art by Torn
*9 pages including cover; unwilling soft vore, slight blood, graphic incineration. All characters depicted are 18+
Now available for individual purchase or immediate download for members.
~Nyte
https://www.nytecomics.com/comic/claire-dearings-fallen-kingdom/
Posted by Barghest236 1 year ago Report
Is there something that makes humans so irresistible to movie monsters that they simply HAVE to eat us, regardless of their own peril? Volcano erupting? Must eat human. Airborne via epic tornado? Must eat human. Gotta be a name for this trope.
That said, another awesome issue!
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Posted by psychoboy07 1 year ago Report
To be fair, it wasn’t Zara being eaten that caused the controversy but how her drawn-out death scene was wildly disproportionate to anything she had done in the film
When someone who’s only crime is being a minor Bridezilla gets basically kidnapped, dunked into a water tank from high above and then essentially water boarded by a pterodactyl it’s a little awkward, to say the least
Silver lining? Zara’s actress, Katie McGrath was excited about filming the death scene particularly because it was drawn out and required wire work
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