Too Much Information – an online comic
An old house, a geek, a cute transvestite, a very tall lesbian, and at least one ghost–what could happen? – Adult situations and artistic nudity. Not suitable for children.
Vote Incentive
Recent Comics
2022-08-24
2022-08-17
2022-08-12
2021-10-17
2021-09-02
2021-08-08
Two red-skinned demonesses, named Hellene and Hellena?
Not sure that was a good move, Andy. Someone’s probably confused already. 🙁
A quick review then:
Hellene: Luna’s mother. As punishment for her many sins, she’s been made into a demoness(succubus?) and her daughters Motivator (a.k.a. shoulder devil) along with her husband, Luna’s father Larry (Guardian or “shoulder angel”). She’s fairly husky. Haven’t seen her really since the short “Day of the Dead” arc.
Hellena: New demoness(succubus?) we just met on Ace’s astral trip through the corporate afterlife. She flirted rather heavily with him (he smelled delicious!) and no doubt jumped at the chance to be assigned as his new Motivator, except that Shade (a “Nightmare”, seen above) appears to have stolen her chance.
Shade and Michelle (the white-faced angel here) also got a good look/smell of Ace during his brief visit.
For completion’s sake, let’s also count in Cleo (Cleopatra).
Cleo was another red-skinned demoness, very slender, with long skinny feet bearing two horn “toes” each foot. She called her sub-species “Lillian” (IIRC… may have misspelled). She was nearly always seen fully nude, with long fiery hair down past her hips that gave her some censorific cover!
Currently she’s been transmorphed into Siren/mermaid, with dark skin and long, straight black hair which she’s wearing in a ponytail, learning “how to mermaid” along with Spooky under the guidance of elder Siren Iola Kirké in Australia. They may both be getting new names to fit their mortal cover stories, but if so, we haven’t heard them yet.
I note that Hellena (pictured tied up on the above page) has different “feet”; horse-like hairy hooves. I presume this means she’s a different sub-species of demoness than Cleo or Hellena; not yet named at this point, IIRC.