Another great AP / AR comic by Bojay! Remembrances of Sisters Past is an exploration of a classic theme: when the younger sister outgrows the older one.

Remembrances includes 51 detailed inked pages plus an amazing three page extended AR / AP fantasy sequence with another 48 images of AP growth and AR shrinking. This comic is really a labor of love, and the product of several years of collaboration with Bojay.

Story Summary: A young boy’s childhood games with two sisters takes on a new dimension when they meet again years later. Built roughly around a series of reminiscences, this comic includes lots of fantasy illustrations of little girls getting bigger (and some bigger ones getting smaller). Almost all of the drawings are detailed pen and ink illustrations.

You can see sample illustrations and buy the comic here.

http://dreamtales.ararchive.com/Remembrances.html

Think these characters are taken from the Suzy and Maryln series?

The story behind this is soo cute, and the Age regresion dream is just sublime. Also has a really lovely shrinking nightmare. Not to mention roleplay elements with spanking scenes. It has everything the age regression community love. So don't delay buy today! and support Bojay and Dreamtales so we can have more fine ar work

Just to add to the praise, the comic was wonderful. A whole bunch of good AR/AP themed pics but the dream sequence near the end was worth the money on its own. Page 45 was the best. For the first time I've seen an AR drawing as good as my best dreams. I could literally imagine her slowly melting and becoming pudgier. Awesome.

Oni.

I got my copy as well. This is a good comic to have if your age Progression fan or just love role reversals. The shrinking and age regression is short, but done in such great detail that makes it worth it to spend the money.

I recommend if you haven't bought your copy, for you to do it today and support our artists as much as the writers of ar/ap.

I have to give this comic a 1 out of 10.

Sorry. I didn't enjoy it.

It is the same story Dreamtales has sold before or at least an identical set up, but with new art. The fact is not only is this not an AR story but it isn't really resolved either. Then there is the fact that it isn't a comic.

I kind of feel like there was some false advertising in place here, I looked at the sample images and they implied that this used a panel format, aka that it used a comic format. It doesn't. In the 50 or so pages there are exactly 8 pages done in comic paneling and only maybe 4 of them have anything to do with the plot. There is exactly 1 page containing AR at all and it is only a dream sequence.

The plot falls flat, mostly because Dreamtales has used the same plot before, the story felt almost exactly like "A Tale of Two Sisters" to me. Basically:

There are two sisters, one of them is older than the other. The younger sister grows very rapidly while the older sister is physically stunted. The roles of the two reverse (because everyone in the universe seems to only consider the physical development.) and our narrator comes off (to me) as a bit creepy since he doesn't seem to notice that despite what she looks like the younger sister is still the younger sister.

I am disappointed, I felt like I was deceived with the sample images as to what the content would be about.

This is a gripe with me but, the AR Archive, to me, is about AR. Be it mental or physical AR. The story I guess had social AR but it felt... Odd... If I see something advertised here I generally expect the vast bulk of the plot to be about people getting younger, not about one person who simply ages fast.

This is not an AR story. This isn't a comic book. There is no clear protagonist, plot, or explanation of what is going on. Because of the weakness of the plot the story suffers as it has no real drama and none of the characters have enough positive traits to classify as a protagonist. I am just, disappointed. It feels, honestly, like a poorly done version of a Tale of Two Sisters, a comic by Dreamtales that I very much enjoyed.

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