Oh, we're doing this? Okay, here I go.
Now, uh, webcomics, right? I'm gonna assume most of you know Homestuck and don't really care for it. I used to love it, but can't say I care for it anymore either. But there's one, as of yet uncompleted webcomic, published in formal books by Image, that you have to read.
https://killsixbilliondemons.com/comic/k...chapter-1/
Kill Six Billion Demons is an insane Hinduoid Quasignostic metal epic by Tom Parkinson-Morgan about a college sorority sister by the name of Allison who ends up with a white key implanted in her skull, a source of power inherited from the ostensibly dead king of the multiverse. Aided by a trans martial artist angel, a low-ranking fanfiction-writing demon, and several other people she picks up along the way, Allison finds herself in the middle of a pan-universal stalemate between seven Demiurges with similar keys in their heads giving them incomprehensible power. It's her destiny, supposedly, to depose these demiurges and bring balance to the force restore order to the cosmos, but to do that she's ostensibly going to have to learn how to become a very, very violent person - something she knows she isn't cut out for.
Suffice to say that things happen, and don't stop happening. The art is gorgeous, the action is insanely kinetic, the characters are interesting and nuanced and well-designed, and having reread most of it after missing it for a few years, suffice to say that the cosmic power scaling of the whole story is done in such a way that it still feels - human, not just ever-growing planetary power a la DBZ, but power that somehow makes sense. It's nothing short of incredible.
Now, uh, webcomics, right? I'm gonna assume most of you know Homestuck and don't really care for it. I used to love it, but can't say I care for it anymore either. But there's one, as of yet uncompleted webcomic, published in formal books by Image, that you have to read.
https://killsixbilliondemons.com/comic/k...chapter-1/
Kill Six Billion Demons is an insane Hinduoid Quasignostic metal epic by Tom Parkinson-Morgan about a college sorority sister by the name of Allison who ends up with a white key implanted in her skull, a source of power inherited from the ostensibly dead king of the multiverse. Aided by a trans martial artist angel, a low-ranking fanfiction-writing demon, and several other people she picks up along the way, Allison finds herself in the middle of a pan-universal stalemate between seven Demiurges with similar keys in their heads giving them incomprehensible power. It's her destiny, supposedly, to depose these demiurges and bring balance to the force restore order to the cosmos, but to do that she's ostensibly going to have to learn how to become a very, very violent person - something she knows she isn't cut out for.
Suffice to say that things happen, and don't stop happening. The art is gorgeous, the action is insanely kinetic, the characters are interesting and nuanced and well-designed, and having reread most of it after missing it for a few years, suffice to say that the cosmic power scaling of the whole story is done in such a way that it still feels - human, not just ever-growing planetary power a la DBZ, but power that somehow makes sense. It's nothing short of incredible.