Amber - Next comix

Hi everyone,
Well, good news—I'm super excited about the next comix. I’ve got tons of ideas running through my head, and they’re already coming together perfectly. I think about it all the time—at night, in the morning, and even this morning in the shower, lol.
I’ve already found a name for the main character. Actually, I wonder why I didn’t think of it earlier—the story resonates so much. For some reason, it reminds me of Cory Everson—especially when she played the role of a bodyguard. Okay, sure, the movie is old, but there was something fascinating about imagining this powerful, invincible woman being in the service of a man.

Because Amber’s story is exactly about exploring that angle.
So many times, while wandering around online, I’ve been surprised to see women who are, at first glance, tall, muscular, and strong, yet show very submissive traits. So many times I’ve thought: it’s crazy—she’s incredibly strong, and she’s dating an even more massive bodybuilder.
And then there are all those videos circulating on the net—where we see these tall, strong, muscular women crawling on all fours before other men. You’d think the hours they spend at the gym toughening up, getting stronger, would serve them in some way—but no, there’s a submissive side to them, buried deep down. It seems unbelievable, and yet I think the majority of female bodybuilders are submissive—which is a far cry from the Valkyrian universe.

Here is everything you have to know :

So why is she submissive ? Here are a couple of hypothesis but you'll find the truth in the comix

1. Physical strength does not equal psychological dominance

There’s a common misconception: that because a woman is muscular, tall, and strong, she must be dominant in every aspect of her life—including s*xually and emotionally. But that’s not always the case.

Many female bodybuilders say that their physical power is a form of armor—a way to regain control in a world that has often belittled or objectified them. But beneath that armor, there may be a deep need for surrender, for letting go. Submission then becomes a very personal release, a sacred space where strength can fade. It’s an erotic paradox: “I am invincible out there—but in your hands, I can fall to my knees.”

2. Chosen submission as an expression of power

Submission should never be seen as weakness. Many powerful women choose to submit to a man (or woman) they consider worthy of owning them.

In this light, submission becomes the ultimate gift, the highest form of trust. It’s not “I submit to everyone,” but rather: “I am powerful—and I belong to you alone. I kneel because I choose to.”
This is a sacred, noble, exclusive submission. That’s where the idea of the Owner arises: someone who has earned that right. Not by being physically stronger—but by being smarter, calmer, more psychologically dominant.

3. Dominant in public, submissive in private

This pattern is very common, both in BDSM literature and in real life:

• A woman is dominant in life—a CEO, a coach, an officer, a performer.

• But she is submissive with one person only, in private.

This contrast creates intense erotic tension because it subverts expectations. The world sees her as untouchable, unstoppable—but her lover knows what she becomes when she’s naked, kneeling, or bound.
In the Valkyrian universe, you could imagine this going even further: perhaps some hyper-dominant women only accept submission in ritualistic settings or with men who have proven themselves worthy, almost as a rare privilege they grant.

4. A Biological or Instinctual Drive

There’s also a primal hypothesis: extremely muscular women develop a form of corporeal virility that disrupts traditional social roles. In a world where no man physically outranks them, they may subconsciously seek someone who can dominate on another level—mentally, emotionally, spiritually. That’s why we sometimes see strong, towering women kneeling before smaller men—but men who look at them calmly, without fear, and know exactly how to master their storm.
The contrast is intense… and thus erotically charged.

5. Why her parents named her Amber – and the scientific reason behind it

Her name wasn’t chosen by chance.

When she was born, the first thing her mother noticed were her eyes—not green, not brown, but a glowing golden hue that seemed to shift with the light. Amber eyes: rare, intense, and luminous, like molten honey or warm resin under the sun. Her hair, already tinged with a soft copper tone even as a baby, made the name feel inevitable. Amber. It wasn’t just a name—it was a description.

Scientifically, amber eyes are among the rarest in the world. They're caused by a high concentration of lipochrome (a yellow pigment) combined with a low level of melanin in the iris. People with amber eyes often have roots in genetic profiles that are already uncommon—like red hair, which is itself caused by a mutation of the MC1R gene. The combination of red hair and amber eyes is extremely rare, making her a living anomaly—something beautiful, luminous, and genetically exceptional.

Her parents didn’t hesitate.
They gave her a name that matched the impossible brilliance of her gaze: Amber.

So that’s what you can expect from this story—with our friend Jack Griffin in the background.
I’d suggest you re-read all the Jack Griffin episodes to make sure you’re following everything. You’ll also see some familiar faces from the Valkyrian world, but the real focus will be on Amber.
It’s going to be truly erotic—that’s the idea. Sxx and desire are going to drive this comix… so hold on tight.

The pictures you see here are a part of my Inspiration Folder, just to give you a bit of what I have in mind. I will publsih the complete inspiration folder 50 pictures for Gold/Platinum and 1/4 for Siver and other this week end.
I'm really interested to know what you think, especially I'd like to know if she should be tanned or pale ? I still have not decided.