Artist Commentary History

Bound 100: Damsel of the Dead

Shizuka Mikazuki really should have known that looting convenience stores was going to backfire on her eventually. Even though she had countless failsafes to protect herself from the zombies, she hadn't counted on the store owner being very much alive and armed with a taser to protect his wares from thieves. She woke up to find herself bound and gagged in the back room, the owner looming over menacingly.¶
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"So, you thought you'd just go around stealing anything you like, huh? Well, if there's no law and order around here, I guess it's up to me to punish lawbreakers like you!"¶
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He drew his hand back to attack - but it was grabbed by a zombie who had crept up behind him!¶
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"AAARGH!" screamed the owner as the zombie bit deeply into his neck.¶
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Thinking quickly, Shizuka managed to squirm away, crawling out the swinging doors and back into the store. The door swung shut behind her, drawing the attention of the zombie away from the shopkeeper. Shizuka desperately tried to hold the door closed while the zombie snarled and tried to grab at her. To her horror, the noise attracted a few more of the undead, who came shambling into the store.¶
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Bound, gagged, and surrounded by zombies. How on earth is she going to get out of this one?¶
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Zom 100 is a fantastic show, and I can't wait to see how the rest of the episodes come out! Sadly I don't think we'll be getting a scene like this, but it'd sure be nice!¶
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Character (c) Haro Aso, Monthly Sunday Gene-X, and all relevant studios and producers, and is believed to fall within the guidelines of fair use and fair dealing use. No money was or will be received for this artwork. Please don't sue me, I beg you.¶
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All works are drawn using a wide variety of reference images to ensure various character, situational, and background details are accurate.¶
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All characters are known to be 18 or older within their original work, and are expressly depicted as 18 or older.¶
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All situations and scenarios depicted are either consensual or fall into the realm of fantasy, and this artwork should not ever be construed as supporting or endorsing any form of violence or assault in the real world.