Giantess Fan Comics

[Valeyard Vince]

The Next Dimension 2 by Kevin Fred and Jin (Sedna Studios) is now available for downloading!



Dr. Elizabeth “Lizzy” Monica, a scientist working on teleportation, performs a test run of the machine with her inside. During the procedure, something goes wrong and Dr. Monica is transported to another location entirely, but her size has changed dramatically. Now miles tall, Lizzy tries to get her bearings in a world so small she doesn’t recognize it.

[Valeyard Vince]

Bitter Dreams 2 by J. Yubari, Valeyard Vince, Vincenzo Cucca, and Mariacristina Federico is now available for downloading!



As the mysterious giantess continues to torture him in his dreams, Yuri takes active measures to combat her in both the virtual world and the real one.

[Valeyard Vince]

Sub-Human Resources 3 by Jordan Macrophile and Jieun Studio is now available for downloading!



At the height of the Swinging Sixties a pandemic swept the globe over the course of a year claimed the height of half of the world’s population. Seemingly linked along genetic lines to affect entire families but otherwise random, 1.5 billion people found themselves facing the rest of their lives at just six inches tall. In Britain, welfare spending on the underclass spiralled to unsustainable levels with social unrest peaking when Mary Porter, a young librarian, was imprisoned for three years for the manslaughter of a man she had accidentally stepped on in the street. Twenty years ago Mary’s Law was passed, decriminalising all acts against the underclass and establishing a process to register the smaller humans as property to alleviate the burden on the state. In the present day, the first humans bred entirely in captivity are reaching adulthood and entering the market.

[BlazingBarrager]

Well it looks like you guys got some interesting content up.

[J Yubari]

Originally Posted by BlazingBarrager

Well it looks like you guys got some interesting content up.

Thanks. We've been working hard to improve the lineup based on member feedback.

[Valeyard Vince]

The Outgrowing 5 by Mac Rome and Dai (Sedna Studio) is now available for downloading!



While Hannah Yoder’s constant growth has made her a celebrity and led to the creation of hundreds on large-breasted mini-giantesses, it also has forced her from the life she knew and driven away the man she still loves. And still she grows. As women all over the world become busty giantesses, can Hannah outgrow her own humanity?

[Valeyard Vince]

Maya & June by Mac Rome and LZY (Sedna Studio) is now available for downloading!



Future mad scientist June uses her new computer reality interface to shrink her friend Maya. But Maya quickly realizes not only how to take over the program, but use it to grow to become the fantasy woman of handsome Markus. However, any new program has its glitches, and they give Maya and June a growing challenge.

[BlazingBarrager]

All I can say on this latest entry is...

FOR SCINENCE!!!

Also fuck physics.

[topcat37]

Really Liked it. Nice Job.

[LK]

Where is the credit to DDral and how this is based on Maggie & Jane? Macromega even states that it is based off a "public domain" story -- what made Maggie & Jane public domain?

[qzar9999]

Originally Posted by LK

Where is the credit to DDral and how this is based on Maggie & Jane? Macromega even states that it is based off a "public domain" story -- what made Maggie & Jane public domain?

I feel like it's got to do with the fact that ddral has been gone for about two decades and the story has remained unfinished and been remade two or three times already since then. I mean, correct me if I'm wrong, but it doesn't seem like ddral cares about it anymore, if he's even doing so much as lurking these days.

That said, Mac probably could've given at least a name drop, but perhaps the story is so old and well-known that he didn't think he needed to.

[LK]

qzar, you might want to sit this one out. Your open speculation misses the point and attempts to answer questions that aren't being asked.

There is a big, big difference between someone remaking Maggie and Jane and posting it on DeviantArt for free and someone taking it and using it as a basis to create a comic for a subscription service -- i.e. making money off the idea / script.

ArgleSW's remake credits DDral on every publication. It is clear he is doing an homage and he is not looking for compensation. Mac Rome makes a vague reference without naming names. Now we're in plagarism territory.

Public domain is a legal term with a specific definition. I do not believe Maggie and Jane qualifies. Twenty years is not enough time for a copyright on a work to expire and have it enter the public domain.

Maybe Giantess Fan is ignorant about what is taking place. Ball is now in their court to see how the company responds to this issue.

Do I REALLY have to explain the importance of creative ownership and why plagarism is bad? You give credit where it is due, that is fundamental.

Edit: And why are you even jumping in on this in the first place and speaking for everyone else? Let them speak.