With a site like Darkest Comics, it's a bit difficult to discern just what you're getting yourself into on the basis of a title meant to draw you in. The fact is that most comic sites profile more than one illustrator or artist, and while there may be similarities among them, their styles and genres are often quite different.
DarkestComics features 24 artists that you can search for based on their names. I loved this aspect because too often the artist is left unknown. There are weekly updates and many bonuses as part of your GoldXPass membership. What's particularly exciting are the featured art and comic sites you receive along with another 16 reality hardcore sites.
There are 248 exclusive comic sets coming from 110 comic books. The featured artist is named De Haro, although I was surprised that only five sets were offered and each contained three to eight splash screens. I'd expected a series of comic panels, but pages in some sets were unrelated by any connecting narrative or story flow in the work. On the other hand, one of the more historical sets did seem more complete.
De Haro's artistry is phenomenally realistic and deeply BDSM dark, even among the different time periods he depicts. His focus is on the submissive female and his art evokes the extreme slave nature of his huge-breasted sluts.
From Caligula to Nazis and even some Aliens, the other artists and books cross many historical and futuristic fantasies and always keep pace with dark and edgy D/s themes. When it comes to sites like this, Darkest Comics sets itself apart by offering exceptionally talented artists, exclusive works and exciting pictorial stories. Out of the many comic sites I've seen, this is a site that's well worth the money.
