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Common Fantasy
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Humor
LGBTQ+
Supernatural
Vya is convinced that love is no longer an option. But magic is real, life is surprising, and nothing can control a heart for long.
Don't Annoy Me Or You'll Face The Consequences
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Don't Annoy Me Or You'll Face The Consequences. That should sum it up pretty well.
Human Skin
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A comic about two guys trying to fix the world's problems while ignoring all of their own.
http://humanskincomic.com/
From the Hawthorn Tree
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A soon to be wizard-in-training and his uncle embark on adventure.
*As of yet there is no upload schedule*
Akuma No Ikikata
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LGBTQ+
Mythical
Occult
Supernatural
Sakura Tanashi was a thirteen year old middle school student. She is not like other kids, she is half-demon, a Vampire. She spent her early years hidden in a shrine then abused by monks until she is adopted and brought to Tokyo to be raised by Priestess Chiyo Tanashi.
This is her life's story.
Anecdote of Error
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Magic
Military
School
In Batea, using "Tshetsha" or dust magic is common. But 14 year old Atshi Sonel is interested in a higher study of Tshetsha, which she learns at Mityaitimai school. Only problem- her acceptance was a mistake- causing Atshi to be at the bottom of her class. So, desperate, Atshi is willing to take any measures to prove she is capable, even if it means taking on the enemy's military, the Dalgysume.
Tear Drops Next Chapter Manga
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Family
Magic
School
This tale is about a young girl who's dream is to become the world's greatest priestess. Her dream is far from easy considering her background and past experiences. She also has friends who she frequently spends time with that have dreams of their. Little Madoka has a long way to go before she can save anyone.
Third Wheel
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Leading Ladies
Monsters
Talking fish. Monsters that tempt babies with life-insurance policies and mortgage loans. Half-human/half-baby killing machines. Saving the world is no easy task for struggling community college student Jayla Weel. Written by Dan Rafter, drawn by Vanessa Cardinali and lettered by Mike Rickaby.
