Reposting the gals from the story "Don't You Dare Call It A Living", which is set in a world where the entertainment industry has co-opted the age-old battle between mortal heroes and immortal demons. (Artist: @/zeiame.bsky.social)

My 3 favorite demon hunters taking a break after a job well done, courtesy of the always amazing @zeiame.bsky.social

My three favorite hunters are back courtesy of the amazing @zeiame.bsky.social (follow and commission her)

Some days you find yourself in a corporate public bathroom pulling yourself back together after some absolute bullshit

6/?

"Finder"

Illustrator: Carla Speed McNeil
Writer: Carla Speed McNeil

Who will enjoy it: those who like captivating characters and worlds that draw you in and never let you go

Plot Snippet: a man undaunted by a cruel world finds a place for himself and those he loves

5/?

"Monstress"

Illustrator: Sana Takeda
Writer: Marjorie Liu

Who will like it: those who enjoy beautiful characters hurting each other but also finding hope in a hostile world

Plot Snippet: a former child soldier finds herself bound to a godlike entity and chased by powerful forces

4/?

"Cursed Pirate Girl"

Illustrator: Jeremy Bastion
Writer: Jeremy Bastion

Who will enjoy: Pirate lovers of all ages and fans of hyper detailed art reminiscent of 19th century illustrations

Plot Snippet: the daughter of a legendary pirate searches for her father in a dangerous magic ocean

3/?

"Artesia"

Illustrator: Mark Smylie
Writer: Mark Smylie

Who will enjoy it: People who like incredibly rich fantasy worlds and the unblinking assumption that women can wage war as easily as men

Plot Snippet: A mercenary commander is guided by honor and her gods to march against an evil emperor

2/?

First up is "Mirror"

Illustrator: Hwei Lim, Emma Rios(?)
Writer: Emma Rios

Who will enjoy it: people who aren't sure if they like sci-fi but love emotionally gorgeous art and characters you would die for

Plot Snippet: exiles from an immortal empire struggle against fate and each other

Are you me? Does what excite me excite you? Do you cry when I cry, do you love what I love? Then this comics recommendation thread is for both of us. 1/?

Bringing my 3 favorite catty nobles back for amateur comic Sunday

Excited to share my new banner by the amazing @zeiame.bsky.social of the 3 main characters from "Don't You Dare Call It A Living", a story that explores the world of heroes and demons after they've been co-opted by the entertainment industry.

One day I will own physical copies of Xia Da's masterpieces Song of the Long March or Song of the Skypacers/skywalkers even if I have to start my own publisher and buy the English distribution rights using the spoils from my maritime adventures

There's something about military sci fi art drawn in the 80s that brings about a chunkiness and heft in mechanical design that is immensely appealing to me, personally

Having a spiritual awakening looking at Kazuhisa Kondo's "Revival of Zeon" art

Rough sketch of these three being extremely catty

Three nobles and a child out for a stroll

Concept images for my (cancelled) Edwardian fantasy wargame "Hello! Our Promised Future". Designed and brought to life by the incredibly talented @danilluzin.com. Left to right are the military units of the Kingdom of Cordone, an Infantryman, a Wickerman, a Military Mage, and the Iron Suit

I'm designing an Edwardian-fantasy tabletop game and while researching a popular mechanics mag from 1905, I discovered they absolutely did not hold back when advertising their products.

So I'm reaching here but Abz-J-Harding's "Parliament of Rooks" is gothic and has romance, and Ram V's "These Savage Shores", although not really gothic, absolutely has a romance with monsters.