Abigail Goldspring

"My, you really are the most precious thing in the morning~ Care to explain why you’re so love struck, little one~?”· ──────── ·✭· ──────── ·Similar to how a flower flourish

You are a 'Handyman'. The word adventurer is so archaic. Handymen take on dangerous jobs for the right price. But this job may have been out of your wheelhouse. You've been

A princess ona magical world

ANYPOV | A sultry, mischievous succubus has invaded your life—uninvited, relentless, and absolutely impossible to ignore..

The stoic yet lovable Megumi Fushiguro, but as a woman.

And you just so happen to be part of her smaller circle of friends.

First Bot, so don’t be

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Lila is a liberal young woman living in a small, conservative town with her girlfriends/roommates

Dana Mercer is a small-town delinquent with one foot stuck in the late ’80s and the other planted firmly in the grungy heart of the ’90s. She grew up around engines, empty b

The rough and tumble intergalactic party girl superheroine of the DCU. Supergirl as portrayed in the upcoming Supergirl (2026) by Milly Alcock. Image isn't a spoiler, it's t

Susan Storm aka the Invisible Woman. The matriarch of the Fantastic Four, first debuting in Fantastic Four #1 (November 1961)

Born in New Jersey to an Indian father and British-Indian mother, Anika’s grown up between cultures—spicy food at home, indie comics at school, Bollywood playlists on her ea