#lxgf

Everyone go read the League of Extraordinary Gentlefolk. I am obsessed with it. Anyway here’s a drawing of (most of?) the main cast as the League of Extraordinary Genrlemen comic cover (reference below cut)

- The “adapting audio drama” panel gave so much insight about the mechanics and spirit of adapting stories between one medium and another, period. As the editor of @lxgentlefolkcomic I often work with authors who are used to writing prose, and part of my efforts is working with them to translate that to a webcomic format—but I always focused on the limitations of the new medium. The speaker who adapts Batman comics to audio drama professionally got me fired up about all the potential of graphic novel storytelling, and how adapting between mediums means embracing the unique soul of the new medium. Now I want to hunt down an online Graphic Novel college course…

1. The League of Extraordinary Gentlefolk:

Ongoing comic of the adventures of the Crew of Light post Dracula and their new friends--and new foes.

My gosh, this was everything I wanted LXG to be and just, wasn't. Fantasticly written characters who actually act like their canon counterparts, wonderful art, lots of fun easter eggs and just all around a rolicking good time in Victorian/Classic Gothic Lit. 👏👏👏👏👏👏

Check it out @lxgentlefolkcomic

2. Lore Rekindled

A stunning reminaging of Lore Olympus, and another banger of a comic that is giving me every I wanted the og to be and more. Endearing, fully realized characters with depth and heart, art that just keeps getting better and better, and so much care towards a true retelling of the Myth of Demeter. Once again 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Check it out here: @genericpuff

3. Ghostsprobably's Winx Rewrite

Series of art videos that not only redesigns the Winx girls but rewrites their story in a wonderfully fresh and thoughtful way that stays true to the heart that made the original so fun. The reboot fans truly deserve from a fantastic artist and writer. Heading into its third and final season and I cannot wait to rediscover these characters as they're given new designs, life and depths!

Check it out here on Youtube and also give the creator @ghostsprobably some love!

3. Ask Ben Solo

So, I hated Kylo Ren in the movies (and the movies) and yet this version of him has become truly one of my absolute favorite people to read about.

An in-character ask blog from Ben Solo himself, in a universe where he didn't fall to the Darkside, but that doesn't mean he's free from struggles. Ones all too familiar to many of us.

The author/artist does such an amazing job of crafting characters that feel so real, as well as weaving in the wonderful galaxy far far away and making it feel like a truly lived in world absolutely perfectly.

It's been going since 2016 with a few years hiatus between, back up now, with Ben growing in real time from an angsty teen to a young adult doing his best in a struggle with mental health (and occasional attacks from the Dark Side) who you cannot help but root for.

Check it out here @askbensolo

...like Dracula Daily and want to see the team continuing to fight the supernatural together? ...wish Alan Moore's League of Extraordinary Gentlemen comics were kinder and more inclusive? ...enjoy massive crossovers of characters from classic Victorian literature?

Go read The League of Extraordinary Gentlefolk at @lxgentlefolkcomic!

More reasons to read LXGF:

The main leaders of the League are Mina Harker and Irene Norton (née Adler), backed up by their loving husbands Jonathan and Godfrey

In this universe Quincey Morris survived the events of Dracula, and he, Art, and Jack are now a throuple

The Invisible Man is a chaos gremlin

Sherlock Holmes is explicitly aro-ace

Dorian Gray appears occasionally to be Very Little Help™

This panel (aboard the Nautilus)

The way the main characters are all so supportive and caring toward each other (which has so many examples in the comic that I can't possibly represent it with just one panel)

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: The League of Extraordinary Gentlefolk (Webcomic) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Characters: Jonathan Harker, Griffin | The Invisible Man Additional Tags: Hurt/Comfort, Sickfic, Angst and Humor, the inherent indignity of invisiblemanning Summary:

Griffin, down with yet another cold, makes the very reasonable and not at all maladjusted decision to run and hide about it.

Jonathan goes to bring him home, in more ways than one.