V.O. Comics

V.O. Comics is a ballbusting webcomic made by Cruz that can be read here. (Disclaimer: The series is entirely fictional and is in no way meant to offend anybody or incite real-world violence.) The series revolves around a female superhero named Violent Orchid fighting (primarily male) antagonists by busting their balls. She works for F.I.R.M. (Females of Intelligence, Resolve, and Might) and her male enemies work for L.I.M.P. (The League of Imposing Morale Parameters). L.I.M.P. is often depicted as overly moral and incompetent, while F.I.R.M. is willing to play dirty and hit below the belt, often achieving much more.

Chapters
V.O. Comics is split up into several chapers which are all continuations of the same narrative (bracketed are their abbreviations):


 * A Delinquent Flower (C1)
 * Misogy-Ninjas vs She-Nobi (MvS)
 * All Her Vault (C2)
 * Violet is the new Black (C3)
 * Misogy-Ninjas vs She-Nobi Finale (MvSFinale)

A Delinquent Flower, All Her Vault, and Violet is the New Black all focus on Violent Orchid and her ballbusting adventures against the heroes of L.I.M.P., while the MvS strips focus on the agents of L.I.M.P. and F.I.R.M. fight against each other. Again, however, these strips all take place within the same continuity. A Delinquent Flower also came with 3 Character Sheets giving background on Tele-Pete, Capable Man, and Violent Orchid.

Specials
Cruz has also released several comics which are not part of any of the above chapters:


 * KomputerGame
 * Halloween
 * Telekinesis!
 * Scraps

The first three of these are humorous comics that have no bearing on the plot. Scraps shows some of Cruz's early sketches.

Covers
All of the chapters except MvSFinale have an associated cover as well:


 * Cover
 * MvSTitle
 * Cover2
 * Cover3

Miscellaneous Information
Cruz is not particularly regular about when he updates the comic, so updates often come sporadically with not much predictability. The webcomic is centered on ballbusting, with nearly every single page having it shown, although it focuses on less extreme versions of ballbusting, with no permanent damage or nudity ever involved (i.e, it is a PG-13 webcomic with no explicit content and only cartoonish violence, although it has occasional swearing). Puns and innuendo are also a common occurrence, even visible in the names of the major organisations. Bulges and breasts are also prominently features to symbolize males and females, and it is very common throughout the comic for a woman to bust a man's balls while taunting him or joking about it. (Again, puns are frequent.)