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⌈ Secret Post #3463 ⌋

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[Dororon Enma-kun Meeramera]

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[Megazone23pt2's Bodysuit 23]

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[Steve Shives]

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[Awful Hospital]

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[Rick & Michonne/Richonne | The Walking Dead]

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[The West Wing, The Newsroom]

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[Zootopia]

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[Archie Comics]

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El Goonish Shive, Dragon Doctors, Accidental Centaurs, The Good Witch, Cat 9, The Wotch (which I think had multiple spinoffs), Misfile, arguably City of Reality . . . These things are almost as common as comics about two white guys discussing video games.

What do you mean by your comment? That these are names of popular comics which also happen to be about white guys + games, or is it a random reason to shoehorn in a complaint about white protagonists? Not trying to be offensive, just trying to understand what you mean since these sound like random scifi comics.

Those are names of comics about transformation, and pointing out that it's sort of odd that there's so many webcomics about transformation and comparing them to another webcomic genre, Penny Arcade and etc.

all these comics play with gender.

Like in the secret.

Not all of them--Cat 9 only has species changes--but they generally play around with concepts like transformation and the relationship between body and identity. A lot of them share a similar art style, too, though that's by no means universal.

You forgot Scarlet P.I. from that Daveykins Foxfire guy who was 4chan-famous for a while, in which a male protagonist wears a sentient fursuit of a busty lady-fox.

I can't believe I remembered that, but I probably forgot two-thirds of what I studied in college.

And Sparkling Generation Valkyrie something-or-other. And the one set in hell with an acronym title I can never remember.

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So how many of these comics are there now?

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