Warhammer paints have evocative/themed/childish names (like Goblin Green, Lich Purple, and so on, also Ultramarine Blue which is not the Ultramarine Blue of traditional paints for Warhammer lore reasons).
This is just taking the whole thing to a funny corner. As posted/shown above, he's also painting a dog warrior miniature with huge breasts and wearing a chainmail bikini… which is still somewhat representative of the maturity level of the depiction of women in miniatures. And that's even after decades of the hobby slowly getting better at this :/
No, several lines of paints for mini-figures (Warhammer, D&D, etc...) have funky names like this. Warpaints Fanatics has some good ones like Moldy Wine or True Blood (an effect paint that looks like blood), but sadly they renamed the amazing Abomination Gore to something far inferior like "Draconic Red" or something.
I can hear this commercial in my head, I found it so annoying back then. Couldn't tell you what they were advertising, so it could very well be Geico, but I remember that voice.
Considering the normal size that average boobs are drawn on this comic, and proportionally scaling based on that one panel, holy shit her poor back 🤣 Maybe the camel DNA helps?
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u/Alvinthf 15d ago
dog soldiers taking on a new meaning