Chester 5000 XYV
Life is good for Priscilla. She is young and beautiful, has inherited a fortune from her father, and has just gotten married to a talented and handsome Scientist. Unfortunately, being a successful Scientist requires a lot of work. As he finds out during their honeymoon, Priscilla has quite an appetite for bed games, and he worries about how he will handle the situation when duty calls. In the spirit of a true engineer, he makes the only logical decision: he builds her a robot. The comic follows the turn of events as Priscilla gets to know the ultimate sex toy of the 19th century.
Chester 5000 XYV is a story driven erotic comic set in the Victorian era. It contrasts with the common standard in that it doesn't use those unnecessary, superfluous things they call words. The story is told solely by the ink-washed images (with the exception of some sound effects), and the names of the characters are unknown (with the exception of Chester). It's also explicitly sexual, not that there's anything different in that, while still maintaining a high degree of romance and characterization.
The comic is drawn by Jess Fink. Between 30 August 2008 and 16 November 2008 it updated every day, but then it took a Series Hiatus until 9 March 2009. Subsequently, it updated Tuesdays and Thursdays until April, 2010, where it went on another hiatus. This lasted until the 1 March 2011, when Fink began publishing pages once more.
The entire site's borderline NSFW, so unfortunately, it can't be directly linked.
- Art Evolution: Comparing recent to old comics, the lines grow smoother, the anatomy improves and there are more details.
- Heroic Mime: Kind of. It's clear that the characters are talking among themselves, but the readers can't see it.
- Ridiculously-Human Robots: Chester can feel pain, love and even appreciate hints and nuances. His physique is also humane, to the point that when he climaxes, the lady risks oil stains.
- Robosexual
- Romancing the Widow: Lets just say she isn't lonely.
- Word of God: The names of the characters are never mentioned in the comic, but are disclosed in the Character Guide section.