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These heartfelt stories delve into the intricate dynamics of familial bonds, celebrating the power of unconditional love and the resilience of human connections. From unconventional to found families, our latest Popular Last Week beautifully navigates the complexities of kinship, reminding us that family is not solely defined by genetics, but by the bonds we cultivate and cherish.

Sins of the Salton Sea, 27 pages - Published by AWA Studios, (cc/ @WillGraves)

Wyatt, a professional thief living off the grid, is recruited by his brother for one last job. Their target: an armored car traveling down a desolate stretch of California highway. But when it turns out that their target...

With the holidays drawing closer, and some celebrations already beginning, let's take some time to tell those around us that we appreciate them! These stories about family, both chosen and by blood, will get the wholesome feelings flowing on today's What's Trending.

1. Boygirl, 917 pages - Published by GHOSTMAYA, (cc/ @ghostmaya)

Cris is a poor boy and full of debt. In order to pay it, he works very hard but it is still not enough. So his boss take that advantage and offer him that she will pay all of his debt by spying her daughter. So Cris accept the offer and disguise as a student of a prestigious school. Not to mention, he disguise his self as a girl.

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Nothing's more important than family, and family isn't just blood. It's the close bonds and friendships we make through both happy times and trials. Today's What's Trending embodies those concepts, full of struggle, but full of warmth, wholesome moments, and victories.

JUNKIE GENERATION, 33 pages - Published by fabandtherice, (cc/ @fabandtherice)

Cyan, an abonded juvenile tries to avange his brothers drug overdosing death and founds a small collective called “JUNKIE GENERATION”. Due to an excessive drug abuse of the young generation from his area, he makes his way to crash into the drug industry of the so called “Urbans”. A very...