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  • Vanita and the Demon King, Page 95

    May 29, 2026

  • PAGE 94 Panel 1: Wide panel. King frames the shot with their head and raised finger as they say, "Regius Black." Vanita, framed in the image, grimaces and hisses. Panel 2: Wide panel, close up on King. "If I may guess," they say, "...all of his books are burned, aren't they?" Panel 3: Wide panel, close up on Vanita. She pokes two fingers together, looking away while saying, "Not all of them! Just most of them. But the ones that survived are uh..." Panel 4: Wide panel. We see a wide establishing shot of the exterior of a library, with three stories of height and sparsely decorated with trees on the surrounding lawns. Vanita, off-panel, says, "...Rare. So rare that bookstores don't sell reprints."

    Vanita and the Demon King, Page 94

    May 22, 2026

  • PAGE 93 Panel 1: Wide panel. Under the blanket fort shadow, sitting on the floor in front of the green couch, Vanita and King sit side-by-side. Their dinner plates sit on the couch cushion by their heads, with leftover chicken bones and forks. King, looking thoughtful, recollects as they say, "I recall a drawing on the floor. A seven-pointed star...and seven black candles. One at each point of the star." Panel 2: Wide panel, close up on King looking puzzled. "I don't recall the exact incantation," they say. "...But I remember it had been copied from another book..." Panel 3: Vanita asks, "Do you remember the book?" King raises a finger, face lighting up with recognition. "Not exactly," they say. "I think it was something-or other Incantorum. But I remember the author!"

    Vanita and the Demon King, Page 93

    May 15, 2026

"Charlie and Clow also has some touching relationships and very satisfying and thoughtful plot twists that will keep you reading. As tends to be the case with the best paranormal comics of this type, the main draw is that it's all about the relationships-- relationships that aren't exactly steamy, they're more caring...."

Park Cooper, Wicker Man Studios www.wickermanstudios.com

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