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"Wonder Woman/Captain America: Alpha Child" by Dimitri (superhero sex) 8, 8, 6
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"Wonder Woman/Captain America: Alpha Child" by Dimitri
(dimitri_resides@hotmail.com). Guest review by Tooshoes.

Like the Wonder Woman TV show, Alpha Child is set in WWII days.
Most of the action takes place in Germany, where the Nazis were
more advanced than our history books tell us. They had already
perfected the technologies of sex-androids and inter-dimensional
travel. They also have orifice-seeking tentacle monsters and lots
of super-heroes, heroines and villains. Otherwise, this story
captures the feel of an authentic WWII story.

The plot in a nutshell: The Nazis want to destroy the two American
superheroes by any means sexual, while at the same time mating the
two, creating an offspring that would supposedly be the perfect
genetic specimen. So the trick is capturing and controlling the
heroes, which turns out to be surprisingly easy, especially when
you consider how long this story is (about equivalent to 100
paperback pages).

There are several intriguing subplots in Alpha Child, but these
are bogged down by highly repetitive sexual adventures, mostly
involving rape, mind control (via Wonder Woman's magic lasso) and
strange creatures (androids and tentacle monsters). This story
fails to treat these fetishes in a fresh way, and the sex
scenarios do nothing to move the plot along. But I did get a few
laughs from the androids, and their naive and totally logical
approach towards sex.

The plot picks up quickly in the last few pages, ending strong,
but for me, it was too little, too late.

Ratings for "Wonder Woman/Captain America"
Grammar and Style: 8
Plot & Character: 8
Appeal to Reviewer: 6