#the pirate nun webcomic

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Happy Halloween from the space ghoulies!!!

[goddamnwebcomics]

70-Seas

This was a fantasy adventure webcomic created by Nick Daniel (AKA P5ych). Taking place in a world where different lands and islands move across the endless seas, the world of Lagend is odd. Nuns are mad scientists, Vikings have taken up legal forms of commerce, a barbarian is hunting for wizards to smash, and ninjas are offering their services as hired men, despite many not knowing what a ninja is. For the main story, we focus on three characters (Lewk: The false prophet, Serra: the crass captain/navigator, and Nikol: the bratty, yet disciplined ninja child) who explore the world as licensed privateers, or pirates as they call themselves occasionally, searching for fortune and fame on a stolen ship. It won't be easy as they will encounter many oppositions like holy knights, a persistent demon, cons and scams, capitalism, and their own shortcomings and many more that exist in this whimsical world. 70-Seas is a vast comic filled with all kinds of strange characters and stories that can be explored in the main story and in the multiple side stories provided. With a cast of different characters this big, you won't find yourself too bored reading it.

This could either be interesting or "HEY, WACKY FANTASY SETTING WITH ANACHRONISTIC NONSENSE" like Deegan. I may give it a shot.

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Unconvent

Unconvent is a webcomic about Sister Salome, a young lesbian in 18th-century Brazil, who is sent to a convent to have her “ungodly ways” corrected. This goes about as well as one might expect, as she quickly falls for Sister Augusta, an attractive butch pirate-turned-novice.

Apart from the main characters, there are multiple wlw nuns in the story, one of whom is nonbinary. Unconvent has just come back from hiatus, and is in the middle of its second chapter out of five. I’m looking forward to seeing where it goes!

The author, Eszter NT, describes herself as “an ambitious and grumpy old lesbian.” E lives with eir partner, Kath (below right, who has their own webcomic, which I have not yet read) in Denmark. Check out Eszter’s website, twitter, and instagram, and find Unconvent extras here.

[doingartiguess]

Teaser post for this months chapter!

Book 1:5; When God Closes a Door, Find the Fire Escape

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You’ve met me, now meet the OC’s! I write a sapphic, gothic scifi romance that comes out monthly on Webtoons and Patreon (free on there, by the way)- allow me to introduce the leads!

Meet our hero Novice Immaculata, or Nick because she’s such a saint. She lives on Myrrh, formally Planet NE 3023, and is a part of a convent there training to be a formal Sister at the institution. She is all things good, all things holy- but does this saint have a terrible secret?? And by terrible secret do we mean riddled with guilt for no reason???

Meet also our antihero, Captain Skinny! Renown pirate and wanted conspirator. She has a wolfish grin and a storied past, but are all these stories true?? What happens when her devilish luck sweeps up unsuspecting, very pretty nuns in its gravity?

A natural CW for religious themes and horror, but at the core of this series is a story about self love, chosen family, and a love burning a few worlds for.

[doingartiguess]

Chapter 4: Relentless, up now! Available for free on Patreon and on Webtoons

If you like how I make comics and want more than the monthly chapter, all that is available for $1 in the same place!

Said places available here:

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Title release for my upcoming webcomic, Pirate Nun, being released this summer.

It’s a gothic scifi love story about finding love in hard to reach places, and what to do when you find it ✨

If you are a practicing Christian who doesn’t take criticism well, I highly recommend you skip this one. This is your only and final warning.

For everyone else, I hope you enjoy this wild ride of self discovery, exploration on love and theology, and feel refueled by it. I’ve been writing this for three (four?) years and am equally thrilled and terrified by sharing it. I humbly hope it resonates with you.