Fiannawolf, Questing for the Superversive.さんのイラストまとめ

I'll even use popular indie examples:

They are noteworthy but are they to the level of a cultural footprint? Not yet. Keep working! Be consistent!

You have to create the footprint.

A majority of works go the "pure misery route." So it's noteworthy when a series does not.

Why manga like this murder skinsuit US comics.

If the wheel isn't broke? Just add your 2 cents and keep on truckin! https://t.co/tLCyKbk0HY

Got my physical copy!

WOO!

Class Act over there with .@cirsova

Bone within my Brain: Would it be so bad to give us a HOPEFUL setting for the spandex crew? It's why certain ones stand out for me.

Hopeful can have conflict. For me? The Average Human is kinder, braver and heroic in the classical sense. So their heroes are brighter.

@rowlands_laws The ones that got attention on trad lands:

(All had levels of deconstruction I wasn't thrilled about though.)

1/2

"The best villains have no redeeming qualities."

A few more.

Even from a manga I am avoiding atm. (taking a break from all the bleak but some of them have a villain that's pure evil.) https://t.co/FF433YukLB

This guy understands.

It's another case of zig/zag.

Thank you for existing.

Eden's Zero is gonna sit happy on my kindle with both Star Wardens and Scout. Yessum.

In Uplift Protocol? Let's just say the trash villains in my setting will be piling up in the Ninth Circle.

Yes. I still need to get a review in on that one.

It does have the kind of lighter faire vibe I am looking for.

https://t.co/HEuSyOwD0t https://t.co/D3U7nMsNqk

Even if modern skinsuits have made me hate Villain Redemption Arcs? This guy was a well done example.