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* [[All Women Are Lustful]]: Since most of the early strips were dedicated to seeing which of the two female leads would get the right to service [[Author Avatar]] Geoff, it's sort of easy to see that the author is marching merrily on with the same theme he propounded in the parent strip. Indeed, virtually every single female character introduced invariably beds an [[Author Avatar]] of some variety or another. Frequent motifs include BDSM, demon mind-rape, and sight gags involving nudity of the titular character.
* [[All Women Are Lustful]]: Since most of the early strips were dedicated to seeing which of the two female leads would get the right to service [[Author Avatar]] Geoff, it's sort of easy to see that the author is marching merrily on with the same theme he propounded in the parent strip. Indeed, virtually every single female character introduced invariably beds an [[Author Avatar]] of some variety or another. Frequent motifs include BDSM, demon mind-rape, and sight gags involving nudity of the titular character.
* [[All Trolls Are Different]]
* [[All Trolls Are Different]]
* [[Alt Text]] / [[Author Tract]] / [[Wall of Text]]: The [http://www.comicsagonistes.hackenbush.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/pibgorn112111.gif "commentary"] added into a rerun arc, apparently triggered after [[The Other Wiki]] told him he couldn't edit pages on his own work (he didn't like that someone described a scene as [[Fetish Fuel|"the sexualization of music"]] but that's precisely what's going on: in the next scene Geoff tells Dru that he gets the impression she's pimping the music and ''in the commentary'' Brooke admits that Dru can't ''not'' do anything in a supernaturally sexy manner, not to mention all those other scenes of passionate piano playing). Let it also be known that in refute of his argument against the "fetish fuel" theory, that Drusilla employs hip grinds and pelvic thrusts as part of her "performance" during her concerto.
* [[Alt Text]] / [[Author Tract]] / [[Wall of Text]]: The [https://web.archive.org/web/20180706043202/http://www.comicsagonistes.hackenbush.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/pibgorn112111.gif "commentary"] added into a rerun arc, apparently triggered after [[The Other Wiki]] told him he couldn't edit pages on his own work (he didn't like that someone described a scene as [[Fetish Fuel|"the sexualization of music"]] but that's precisely what's going on: in the next scene Geoff tells Dru that he gets the impression she's pimping the music and ''in the commentary'' Brooke admits that Dru can't ''not'' do anything in a supernaturally sexy manner, not to mention all those other scenes of passionate piano playing). Let it also be known that in refute of his argument against the "fetish fuel" theory, that Drusilla employs hip grinds and pelvic thrusts as part of her "performance" during her concerto.
* [[Animated Armor]]
* [[Animated Armor]]
* [[Anti-Hero|Antiheroine]]: Drusilla the succubus.
* [[Anti-Hero|Antiheroine]]: Drusilla the succubus.
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[[Category:Fantasy Webcomics]]
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[[Category:Web Comics]]

Latest revision as of 14:24, 7 January 2020

Pibgorn is a web comic by Brooke McEldowney, creator of 9 Chickweed Lane and is more or less a spin-off of the earlier strip. It follows the life of the eponymous fairy as she reacts to demigods who act like petty bureaucrats, her rival Drusilla the succubus, blustering loon Thorax, demonic game show hosts, idiotic robots and angels of death who act like bike couriers. It allows McEldowney more latitude to use large words and engage in the double entendre and good girl art that is his forte. Unlike his other strip 9 Chickweed Lane, Pibgorn is highly sexualized, and frequently features nudity, violence, and gratuitous sexual liaisons involving the main cast.

Tropes used in Pibgorn include:

Pib: I'm half fairy, half bimbesque android.