Week-end 50 - 100 pages Illustrated Story : How My Wife Became Stronger Than Me

Hello,

I haven’t finished the last part of the comic Les Femmes yet—there are many characters and special effects that are taking time to perfect, but it will be ready by next weekend. I’ve had some exchanges with members of our club who were asking about the storyline with Alexandra. I haven’t heard back from Patreon yet, so I’ll keep going; maybe I’ll review the images, I’m not sure. Meanwhile, I’ve decided to share another story I’ve been working on.

It’s actually quite simple: each image you see in the comics can take anywhere between 5 and 35 minutes for the computer to "render." So, there’s a lot of time where my imagination can roam freely while waiting (once I’ve finished my actual job, lol). That time, however, can’t be used to create more AI images because the graphics card is already occupied. So, little by little, I’ve built a story and started to illustrate it.

I’ll be sharing this story—it’s around 100 pages with some illustrations. You can either wait a few weeks until I finish the ten or so missing illustrations (by then, I’ll have made progress on the story as well), or you can start reading now—it’s up to you.

Here’s the plot:
Jeremy, 45 years old, 178 cm tall, and 90 kg—a bit overweight—shares the unexpected evolution of his relationship with Claire, his 35-year-old wife. At the start of their relationship, Claire was 182 cm tall and weighed 65 kg. She was very slim, almost frail, with an extremely pale complexion that highlighted her large green eyes. Her brown hair was thin, giving her a somewhat delicate appearance. Jeremy recalls her as a sweet, almost gentle woman.

I’ll send the password to decode the RAR this Saturday around 2 pm GMT, as always, above the Bronze Tier.

I hope you’ll enjoy the story—it’s far from a consolation prize, quite the opposite. It has everything in it and more. For the first time, I’ve tried writing in three perspectives: the husband, the narrator, but also, and most importantly, the wife’s. It creates a somewhat complex but really interesting dialogue. You need to see, for example, the scene where Claire describes the guys who approach her in a bar. Honestly, have you ever put yourself in the shoes of an Amazon?