"Princesses-sess" Dawn And Marianne

Asexual Pride

Married Life~

Cirrus

Mebh X Robyn

A Long Time Ago, In a Galaxy Far, Far Away...

During the Reign of the Old Republic in the midst of the New Sith Wars a Mikkian named Cecelia was born. Cecelia was raised on her homeworld of Mikkia by her village orphanage; Cecelia's orphanage was kind but strict, they taught her manners and discipline but she knew she could do such more. Cecelia was always cruel and cunning using her beauty and wits to fool and outsmart her prey. She learned manipulation could be used as a tool to bring forth whatever she so desired so she manipulated her way into the Hutt cartel. Finding herself in the Hutt's good graces she formed her own crime syndicate, as a provider to the Hutt family she became well known and well liked throughout the criminal underworld. She built herself a castle on Socorro, a prime source of scum and villainy, and for years that was where she operated under her new title Lady Cecelia. Lady Cecelia filled her golden palace with needless trinkets and exotic pets, she appreciated things for their beauty and enjoyed taming ferocious beasts breaking their spirits to serve solely her, that's when she got into the habit of keeping slaves. She had everything from lady's maids to workers to her own personal concubine but her cruelty was not always met with obedience, one Togruta constantly defied her so she punished her by marring her forearms with terrible scars and burns. Lady's Cecelia's downfall came many years later when she was killed by that very Togruta; a slave girl by the name of Charumati.

Inspired by the "STAR WARS" Franchise by George Lucas and "STAR WARS: The Clone Wars" by Dave Filoni.

Noeleen Kerr's Misadventures, Inspired by "The Owl House" by Dana Terrace

Adult Robyn Goodfellowe

Kagan from "Urban Animal"

"Urban Animal" is an awesome webcomic on Webtoon made by co creators john_amor (John Amor) who is responsible for their incredible art, and justinjordancomics (Justin Jordan) who is responsible for their riveting script.

Summary: Meet Joe Gomez. He's got high school on lock - good grades, a cool band, and girls digging his vibe. But just when he's got the world figured out, he goes and turns into a saber-toothed tiger. A shape- shifting nature spirit known as a Chimera, to be specific. Now Joe needs every single one of his new powers to help save the human race - whether he wants to or not.

My Experience: "Urban Animal" is awesome to read; the story is gripping and adventurous, the characters are wild and crazy, and the artwork taps into your inner beast. "This webcomic truly redefines and captures the soul of nature, it is like a great beast staring into your heart, daring you to be more." An overall fantastic webcomic that everyone should go read 10/10!

Note: This is a redraw. The original artwork for this redraw was pulled from Webtoon, 'Urban Animal Episode 61, Two Coins' - but you can find more of John Amor and Justin Jordan on Instagram @ john_amor and @ justinjordancomics so please go and follow them, their wild artwork and talented writing do not disappoint.

Camille, Nyra and Dendro from "Muted"

"Muted" is a charming webcomic on Webtoon made by mirandamundt (Miranda Mundt).

Summary: On the full moon of her 21st year, the young witch, Camille Severin, is expected to perform the traditional ritual to summon forth a winged demon for her families success and progress. But when the ritual goes wrong, it reveals the terrifying truths about herself and the secrets that threaten to tear her family apart.

My Experience: "Muted" is charming to read (in more than once sense of the word); the story is haunting and wistful, the characters are dark and mysterious, and the artwork is enchanting, especially when capturing the imagination. An overall fantastic webcomic that everyone should go read 10/10!

Note: This is a redraw. The original artwork for this redraw was pulled from Instagram @ mirandamundt so please go and follow them, their artwork is stunning.

Noeleen Kerr as Demeter, Inspired by "Lore Olympus" by Rachel Smythe