There is one thing i am curious to is how Jon's religion or personal belief would affect all this. I know he wasn't raised wiccan but nothing more is ever touched on where he came from or where he is going on his own spiritual path especially after "living" in Tarot's world for awhile. You know his mind has been broaden, but his character is pretty much being kept as the boyfreind who can see ghosts, works as a cemetary worker and is Tarot's lover and is a big comic geek (aren't we all ? As i stated in other posts, i would love to see his character in a one-shot or mini explaining some of his past. Fan Disservice: Balent infuses every issue with fan service, and it's inevitable that he'll draw something repulsive to others: The series is a mixture of action, tits, magic, tits, neo-pagan propaganda, tits, Author Tracts, and tits. Double Standard: See Scenery Censor, below. One scene in "Holiday Witches" shows all six of the series' main characters — Tarot, her sister and mother, Boo Cat, Licorice and Jon — fully nude. Guess who's the only one who isn't completely exposed for the readers' enjoyment? Hilariously enough, the only time a man is vaguely exposed, it's the Talking Fountain, who is completely made of stone. Also, a giant.

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And now, at the end of #31, we saw a glimpse of Tarot's deepest sexual desires, and they're all for Boo Cat. At Witch Hollow in Salem, Massachusetts the youthful and fair woman gazes at her Tarot cards, watched by her winged cat, Pooka. Eye Scream: In an early issue Raven uses the spikes on her nipples to put out a man's eyes for commenting on her breasts. YMMV • Radar • Quotes • ( Funny • Heartwarming • Awesome) • Fridge • Characters • Fanfic Recs • Nightmare Fuel • Shout Out • Plot • Tear Jerker • Headscratchers • Trivia • WMG • Recap • Ho Yay • Image Links • Memes • Haiku • Laconic • Source • SettingShe begins to take out her anger at her current state on Tarot when she complains how unlike Rowan she does not even have the sense of touch and feelings of warmth that the witch does, in fact she doesn't even have a body. The Fright Knight seems to be a personal enemy of Skeleton Man and was used by Azure to almost kill Jon while he himself was imprisoned. He tells her that indeed, they can pinpoint the exact location of their body meaning they can lead them to Raven if she is in possession of it. It is then that Jon explains how he became Skeleton Man when Tarot asks him how long he has been able to communicate with the dead. Iron Maiden: In the "Witch Key" arc, Tarot is shoved inside an iron maiden as one of the tortures she's forced to endure. She somehow manages to stay perfectly still for several days. So they do and mention stone walls and floors and a window and outside the window is the tops of trees. Jon begins guessing what they're in when The Tower Tarot card flashes through Rowan's mind causing her to exclaim, "a tower."

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And then there's some immortal evil overlord lines, shining like diamonds in the darkness, that make it perfect. Tail Whip: The Dragon Witches famously use their tails to lash Jon during his stay in the realm beyond the mists in issue #10. Awkwardly Jon answers that he is indeed doing better and Rowan tells him that she is glad but he must now follow her to discuss things. As he follows her he asks if she removed his costume and she answers yes, as it was the only way she could tend to his injuries.A dragon witch from the Realm Beyond the Mist, she is often seen as an enemy of Tarot, however by the Code that she lives by...she cannot allow any harm to come upon a fellow witch, unless its by her. In the kitchen, the two robed heroes walk, Tarot going to the counter to pour a cup of hot chocolate. While she does this though, Jon begins bombarding her with questions such as her identity, where the pumpkin ghouls are from, why Raven needs to be found, who has The Twins body, and what's with all the talk about magic...finally he asks her, "are you a magician?" The blade holds immense power and Tarot fears the fact that she may have to use this power against her own sister. Her thoughts are interrupted by her mother who asks if she would like her to come along. The Frost Fairy is a resident of the fairy realm, however she is known for making mischief (like most fairies) in both her realm and Earth.

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Beethoven Was an Alien Spy: In the Tarot Universe, every President we've had was an Expy of Iron Man. Turns out it was Washington's Powered Armor that was wood, not his teeth. I could claim it's my deep interest in Wicca that draws me to this fantastical world of witches, flying kittens, skeleton spirits, fairies and dragons. No, it is the super endowed, top heavy forms of Tarot (Rowan to her friends) and her evil-inclined sister Raven Hex that brought me into this modern day Salem coven. After working for the D.C. corporation on a super voluptuous Catwoman, artist and writer Jim Balent set off on his own to create this fantasy adventure which claims to be "a respectful incorporation of the wiccan tradition".He watches her battle his foes for some time but when she is thrown to the ground he decides to step in. Unleashing his fists of fury on one of the pumpkin monsters he is an easily removed threat. And though it seems that once again it is his end, Tarot recovers and saves him from the beast, asking him if he's hurt. Catress is one of the three kitten-themed superheroes who fight on the team named Three Little Kittens. World of Buxom: It might be easier to list the women in this comic that don't have humongous breasts.