Pay in installments of $12.49 with
,
and
Shipping Estimate
USA
- USA
- CAN
- USA
- CAN
Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Jul 22 - Jul 27
Promo Codes Available:
For Your Every Summer RSVP, with Code: SUMMER15
Description
Blackwing Consumes AC/DC & Zero vs. Sticky String (HardHeroes Vol. 3&4)CAST: Alex Lemonde, Brent Everett, Chase Dryburgh, Michel Mattel, Nino Bacci DIRECTOR: Ron Sexton, Matt Thomas RELEASE DATE: 2 4 2003 French Canadian body beautifuls, Alexandre LeMonde and Michel Mattel, generated a lot of fan mail to the Can Am offices when they dove into a bag of sexy gear in Gear Play. LeMonde's hard driving fuck of Mattel in that video still ranks as one of Can Am's all time sexiest ass plows. Since they love gear so much, Boss
CAST: Alex Lemonde, Brent Everett, Chase Dryburgh, Michel Mattel, Nino Bacci
DIRECTOR: Ron Sexton, Matt Thomas
RELEASE DATE: 2/4/2003
French Canadian body beautifuls, Alexandre LeMonde and Michel Mattel, generated a lot of fan mail to the Can-Am offices when they dove into a bag of sexy gear in Gear Play. LeMonde's hard driving fuck of Mattel in that video still ranks as one of Can-Am's all time sexiest ass plows. Since they love gear so much, Boss Sexton decided to reunite the pair for the spandex fantasy world of Hard Heroes, as AC & DC. And to spice things up, six packed, steel-cocked, porn god, Nino Bacci, is out to short circuit this dynamic duo as the villain, Blackwing. Breaking into Blackwing's lair, the two are trying to find his secret cream. One taste and the victim is Blackwing's slave. Caught snooping, Blackwing subdues the two with another of his villainous formulas, and strings the two up for a good work over. Next it is time to test the cream, and the two wrestle in it and play for Blackwing's private pleasure. Blackwing even joins the fun, but learns his formula's antidote. Once the victim cums, the cream wears off. Newly energized AC & DC string up Blackwing and work him over, leaving the villain bound and helpless. Charge yourself up, and generate your own cream, with an order of Hard Heroes Episode 3!Did you ever wonder where Boss Sexton gets his Hard Heroes? Well here’s a little behind the scenes 411 that will answer that question. Boss Sexton’s second-in-command is killer hot Beau Bradley. Recruited from the Can-Am stable of wrestlers, boy Beau weight trained his muscularity, gained wrestling knowledge, and fought his way into full Hard Hero status...and Boss Sexton’s “favor.†When the top secret Hard Heroes Training Facility was created, Boss Sexton’s favorite muscle hunk Beau Bradley, not surprisingly, became Head Trainer. Zero and Sticky String were among Bradley’s early trainees. Knowing all trainees don’t make the grade, they fight like hell to become a Hard Hero. ZERO vs STICKY STRING delivers barely legal trainees teen Hero Zero (Brent Everett) in purple training gear, and teen Villain Sticky String (Chase Dryburgh) in red training gear. In their audition video Sticky String catches Zero trying to rob his safe. The HH trainees engage in an exchange of their fledgling powers, each trying to subdue the other. With their new found powers evenly matched, Zero and String wrestle each other for control with their asses on the block for the winner’s cock. Sticky String wins the fight by covering Zero with his paralyzing string. Zero wakes up naked and bound in a large cage. String comes to claim his fuck. Zero’s initial resistance soon turns to forced compliance and his teen Hero butt pays the price. For the legions of fans who like their young Hard Heroes slim and beautiful, Zero and String fight and fuck for your approval. Did they earn the privelege to stay in the Hard Heroes training program? You be the judge. And now that you know about Boss Sexton’s Hard Heroes Training Facility, ask him to have Beau Bradley show you what HH trainess go thru to become a Hero, and their cadre initiation rituals. In the meantime, let the HH heroes Zero and String amuse your hero / villain fantasies.Shipping Notes
- Free Standard Shipping on $100+ Orders to the USA.
- Except Preorder products are shipped in 48 hours.
- Delivery to the USA:
- Standard Shipping : 3-10 business days
- If time is of the essence, please consider selecting expedited delivery for faster service.
Exchange/Return Notes
- We offer a 30-day return/exchange service after receiving.
- Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
- To process your return/exchange, please contact us at [email protected]
- Please click here for more details>>> Return & Exchange Policy
4.1 ★★★★★
Based on 10 reviews
Sort
Product Reviews
★★★★★ 5
A good one, albeit not a perfect one
It is a comprehensive look into the series with lots of wonderful art.
I felt that it was thinner than the previous book from the Avatar series but I'm not talking about the length of the book (I know this one has less pages an only covers one season) but rather about the "insights" into the creative process. While the previous book felt full to the seams and you could feel that there was a lot of important material that didn't fit, you also felt that all the material that did was included was the best. In this one for Korra, you feel that there were many important things left out that should have been included and there are some things that were included that doesn't feel as important...
WAS THIS REVIEW HELPFUL?YesReportShare
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2013
★★★★★ 5
Everything you wanted put into a art book
I loved this art book. It showed me basically everything I wanted to see from back drops used and unused, old character designs and how some things came to be or what they were inspired by. The commentary is great though rarely confusing (Ex: at one point they commentary refers to a picture in the top right but says "As you can see by the design in the middle" the middle being something completely different) I feel like this book is a must for fans and people interested in the art of the series alike.
WAS THIS REVIEW HELPFUL?YesReportShare
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2015
★★★★★ 5
This is how you make an artbook!!
It's so awesome to open an artbook and see every stage of the character and how it all came together. It's always fun and interesting to know how Korra was made, and why whe looks the way it looks. It's really cool to read the different ideas that came up for a certain character and why they decided that a certain design worked better than the previous ones! It's also really interesting and delicious to read about how they inspired themselves in known architecture to create the environment in this tv series.
I simply loved it and I'm excited to know that I'll be buying the other Korra artbooks!!!
WAS THIS REVIEW HELPFUL?YesReportShare
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2014
★★★★★ 4
Great artwork for a great series!! Recommended to artists, animators and fans of the series
It's been a while since the Avatar: The Last Airbender series ran on TV. I really loved that series because it dealt with a lot of eastern cultures themes and it was not the average children TV show. Despite its children characters the show runners manged to find a balance between drama and comedy.
Now about the art book: that series (Avatar) had its own book (all seasons in one single book) but this time we are getting one book entirely dedicated to the first season, which makes it great. Why? Because we are getting more artwork per episode, most of it in full-color.
I would have liked to see more of the character design, I mean how they got to the final version. Most of the characters are shown in their final version with some costume variants but that's it, no development. One thing missing this time (both from the series and this book) is the animal designs. They had a lot 2-animal-fusion designs on the previous show but this time we get to see almost nothing. I know it is because the series is takes place mainly in Republic City. And wow! what a nice city it is.
All the artwork dedicated to set Republic City's mood, the 1920s, the steam-punk influence, the fashion, everything just fits perfectly! There is a couple of aerial views (day & night) which are my favorite from the book. This new guy they hired to do the background paintings has done a great job!
Every background and every building design have so much detail that they will make your jaw just drop. I like the fact they are paintings with no pencil lines, just paint brushed over the design, which makes it look richer!
Now, I am giving this book a 4-star rating because of the reasons I have already explained and the fact that we are not getting that much in-depth information like we got from the Avatar art book . I must say this is not an animation book, this is an art book that depicts backgrounds, characters and vehicles. You will get to see a few storyboarded sequences but this book is not intended to teach you about animation.
I seriously recommend this book to any person interested in art and animation. The artwork is so well achieved that you will be left wanting to see more.
WAS THIS REVIEW HELPFUL?YesReportShare
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2014
★★★★★ 5
Inspirational for Concepts and Illustration
I am learning to be a Concept Designer and Illustrator and this art book is inspirational. This art book has well presented examples for most every part of the conception and finishing process for characters, environments, costumes, props, and story. It has a good amount of design concepts from everything about the series first season: character designs, character sheets, building and city designs, costumes, vehicles, etc. I only wish is was longer/bigger. They could put all 4 seasons into one large encompassing volume.
WAS THIS REVIEW HELPFUL?YesReportShare
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2016