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Venice (2026)

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‘Arrakis’ by Jean ‘Moebius‘ Giraud for the cover of Totem Comic issue 41 (1981)
Lead them to paradise.
DUNE TRILOGY (2021-2026) Directed by Denis Villeneuve
Improving my comic drawing style. My Dune OC in outfit resembling the one from movie.

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I think this is the one between Dune Messiah and God Emperor of Dune.
The Golden Lion Throne / Paul Atreides x Reader
Slow-burn, character-driven romance set in the Dune universe
Follows the events of Dune: Part I and branches into original narrative territory mixed with cannonical events of Dune: Part II.
General Info:
Female reader, Reader is slightly younger than Paul, Characters are aged up slightly (young adult range), Mentions of appearance (height difference, subtle hair descriptions) Emotional focus with political context, Canon divergence, Slow pacing, introspective tone, Angst / romance / tension / comfort
Content Warnings:
– Death, grief, trauma
– Mentions of blood and violence (canon-level)
– Themes of war, oppression, survival
– Bene Gesserit manipulation
– Political marriage / arranged marriage themes
– Mild language
– Occasional religious/spiritual references
– Explicit sexual content (tagged appropriately per chapter)
– Minors DNI
Chapters containing mature content will be individually labeled. Please read at your own discretion.
As your father’s health begins to falter, he is forced to make the decision he’s feared all your life - a choice you’ve known was inevitable. With no sons to inherit the legacy of your House, he turns to an old and trusted ally: House Atreides. In a formal pledge of alliance, he entrusts them not only with the future of your planet, but with you—his only daughter.
Nothing could shield you from the truths hidden beneath your House’s noble crest: a prophecy long buried in whispers.
Now under the protection of House Atreides on Caladan, you find yourself drawn into a web of politics, secrets, and war.
Paul Atreides - reserved, brilliant, and burdened by his own destiny -becomes an unlikely mirror to your unraveling. He watches you, cautiously. And you feel something ancient stirring beneath your skin.
The dreams begin. The visions.
The best part of Dune is when Kynes, the ecologist, tells the Fremen that they can establish a water cycle and bring standing freshwater back to Arrakis with judicious planting of melons and the Fremen are like, "That sounds so awesome, how long will that take?" and Kynes says, "Oh, 500 years or so, lol" but the Fremen are really excited and Kynes gets a glimpse at what can be achieved at the intersection of ecology and religion. He realises that the Fremen's fake religion was engineered to maximise spice production and that the same is true for Arrakis' ecology: sandworms die in water so the Guild wrecked the water cycle so sandworms could produce spice across the whole planet. Kynes feels bad for the Fremen, so he figures out the sandworm life cycle and behavioural ecology (knowledge integral to the industry of the entire Universe) just so he can shave off a hundred and fifty years off his predicted timeline, and the Fremen basically make him a saint and start managing Arrakis to be more comfortable for them AND provide territory for worms to produce enough spice pay off the Spacing Guild, which is really the ideal scenario for everyone concerned, but then that inbred Jedi, Paul Atreides, shows up and ruins everything forever.