Jennifer Ryan has the perfect life. A loving family. A high paying job in corporate law. A luxurious apartment in upper Manhattan. Then one day she steps out of her marriage...and finds that her new lover isn't the one night stand she expected. Stalked and threatened with exposure, Jennifer attempts to
unravel the true identity of her tormentor, discovering valuable clues in the trail of destruction left in this mysterious man's wake.
Casual Fling continues to be intricately detailed, and technically sound. There were not any panels poster worthy, but the Sensei panels did draw my eye, and make me more interested in that character. Read Full Review
Casual Fling #3 is the weakest issue of the series, but it's unlikely to deter anyone who's invested in the story already. Read Full Review
It got more twisted!! Still loving it.
I checked the reviews of Casual Fling on Comicbookroundup.com and it’s hard to believe that the series is scoring as low as it is. I have a few theories, but I won’t get into them in this review.
The story picks up with Matthew meeting with is Sensei (Mentor) and doing a deep dive into his wife’s sex tape. The goal is to find out who Alex is really.
The first half of the issue is great. I lie that Mattheo and Jennifer are proactive in dealing with the situation. The Sensei character is also hilarious and has the best line in the comic when she suggests that next time that the couple feels like stepping out, they have a threesome.
The downside of the issue is the pacing of the second half. We learn tha more
I'm still checking this series to see how more stupid it can get and guess what...IT JUST GETS MORE BULLSHIT than the previous one. Jennifer just playing the victim because she wanted more dick and took it because her husband was busy being a good father and spouse but was not shagging her enough. Poor writing and deserves a ZERO.
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