My deviantart page

[magusvex]

Not sure if this belongs here, but here goes:

http://magusvex.deviantart.com (no art just writings)

I'm putting this here, just to let everyone know. For now, it's mostly conceptual stuff, rough outlines, and introductions. I have two written chapters of a comedy/horror/futanari comic as well. My stuff will include:

Breast Expansion
Butt Expansion
Belly Growth/Pregnancy
BBW
Weight gain
Amazons
Female Muscle Growth
Giantess and growing
Futanari
Mythical-type people

and mixes of those various themes.

Summary of the various stories,if you don't like devart, so far:

1. A plot introduction of two Asian mini giantesses (one Amazon one BBW), and their roommate (a voluptuous chick with ADD) I plan on adding more characters.

2. A story of a virus that evolves humanity into futanari and tentacle having-men

3. An outline where a man must sexually and emotionally heal mythical "monsters" as terms of his penance.

4. An outline where an alien devices destruction causes all people on earth to change. The women to giantesses, and the men into invulnerable beings with gigantic penises that can only move where women take them.

5. A plot outline and scripted scene of an ecchi comic with two busty lesbians, and the boy who keeps their secret

6. A rant on misogyny and misandry

7. Concepts for Breast Expansion comic "perspectives" and a plot outline for a butt expansion comic. (as well as hatred expressed against Maxim magazine)

[EchoWing]

Originally Posted by magusvex

2. A story of a virus that evolves humanity into futanari and tentacle having-men

Just a quibble on terminology - I think you mean "mutates" rather than "evolves". Evolution is an amazingly slow process, while mutation is relatively faster.

[Katt]

Well, they're definitely original O_o

[magusvex]

Originally Posted by EchoWing

Just a quibble on terminology - I think you mean "mutates" rather than "evolves". Evolution is an amazingly slow process, while mutation is relatively faster.

True, the second story has it as a mutation, the people in chapter 1 are the first generation to be BORN with the mutation hard wired in, so all humans born afterward are that way, so I felt I could fudge it a little.

I should stick to non-science-y stories considering how badly I did in those subjects, but magic just ticks me off as a plot device outside of deep fantasy elements.

The only time I ever felt magic was awesome was in Gargoyles. Magic wasn't invincible, "Magic or Science energy is energy."
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For the second comment: So they aren't "good?"

I'm not gonna get pissy, I haven't written anything in years, and I have some rust to get off. That's why I'm sticking to conceptual stuff and rough outlines.

[Number6]

Originally Posted by magusvex

The only time I ever felt magic was awesome was in Gargoyles. Magic wasn't invincible, "Magic or Science energy is energy."

Plus, even extremely powerful magic-users (the Archmage, Oberon) could still be thwarted by their own feelings, preventing them from wielding their magic in the most effective manner. With reasonably good characterization, it's possible to use magic in stories without it being a fix-the-plot mechanic. Something to consider for your own ideas, maybe?

[magusvex]

Maybe, or maybe when my friend converted to wicca I got sick of hearing about spells.

I'll see. After all, one of my stories uses magic to bind a man who is basically a male escort to women of myth and legend. So magic may be making more of an appearance.

After all, Macbeth was awesome and he had the whole "magic curse + technological warrior" thing going. I loved that character, he kicked SO much ass, I wish he was a villain for much longer.

[zabuzabotz]

Originally Posted by EchoWing

Evolution is an amazingly slow process, while mutation is relatively faster.

tell that to the creators of Pokeyman xP

[Number6]

Originally Posted by magusvex

After all, Macbeth was awesome and he had the whole "magic curse + technological warrior" thing going. I loved that character, he kicked SO much ass, I wish he was a villain for much longer.

How awesome would it have been if he managed to get Excalibur for himself? And on the subject of blending magic and science, I've got to mention Coldstone, the resurrected cyborg gargoyle...woulda been nice to see more of him too. Heck, the whole series deserved more episodes before it was canceled.

I hear you about getting sick of certain subject matter, though...Star Trek (mostly Voyager) and Stargate Atlantis (McKay) got me tired of technobabble explanations of stuff, especially since it's all made-up anyway. As a result, I've gravitated more towards Doctor Who, with its technical jargon mostly limited to "sonic screwdriver", "wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey" and "super-clever outer-spacey".

The way I figure it, most sci-fi is just fantasy fiction, but with the trappings of scientific terminology. Both magic and fictional science have to make up (and often explain) their own rules anyway, so I don't see that there needs to be much of a distinction between the two other than personal preference, or choice of setting in the story.

Anyway, those are some nifty ideas you have brewing...looking forward to seeing more!