looks like the outer row is a disguise to look human

Ha, I didn't even notice them when we first met her, or if I did, it just looked like a way to illustrate the change.: http://zebragirl.thecomicseries.com/comics/617

Speaking of Joe's vampires being different as someone mentioned below, I'm curious as to why Bors, her sire (?), is letting her get away with all this if he doesn't approve. In most universes, that doesn't seem like the norm.

Bors lacks the will to do any thing... he is literally bored with the world, so he does not see a reason to stop Bo.

True, but at least he sort of tried to talk her out of it. I suppose we may not learn what, if any, pivotal event caused him to become bored... like Tool's former job and losing his soul to demons, Doyenne's self-inflicted infertility, and Broadshoulders' encounter with the archdemon, Joe gives enough details to flesh out his villains/side characters without bogging the story down.

Dentures?

Well she's got plenty of space in her supernatural bowels, but the blood in the syringe is highly acidic.

So it's science until it isn't and it suddenly becomes magical when convenient? So why bother with acid-resistant needles when you could just get some that are resistant because of the convenience of magic?

because, obviously, Bloo doesn't have a Magical Syringe crafter in her group of Vampires. duh.

I dislike convenience too, so I do try not to utilize attributes that lack foundation elsewhere in the comic. It's been established that vampires (or at least some of them) have necks and jaws capable of stretching to hideous lengths. I felt this provided a reasonable suggestion that Bloo might be capable of temporarily storing and regurgitating consumed items, like a snake expelling undigested food (albeit with less physical stress). It's supernatural in that it's not something regular people can do, but it's not "magical" in that it has no precedent or explanation.

Hmm. I'm eager for feedback, which panels in particular inspire you to say that? Because I'm using very different techniques in different places.

I'd say every panel you can see the leaves of the trees. All the lines you used to create the base texture for the leaves really gives the area a feel of it being dense woods. And the fact that you have the same line patterns getting lighter to create distance or in the darker places you've layered in cross hatching to create depth, but have still kept up the base texture pattern. I've been here through pretty much all of your style changes, and I really love your commitment to the cross hatching while still using the smooth shading. The only criticism I could give is seeing the streaked lines in the shading(copic markers? if so I know they can be a pain for that particular reason). And that is honestly me reaching.

Well, it's empty NOW.