Ava's Demon

[Atilium she/her]

if you haven't read this webcomic, do it now.

[Argent he/him]

The one-strip format is kind of weird, but I think I'll check at least a couple of hundred of them. It's a quick read, if nothing else.

[Eerongal he/him]

Ava's demons is great. I haven't read it in a couple of months, and I do agree the one panel at a time thing is slightly annoying, but if you can get past it, it's a really awesome.

[Atilium she/her]

yeah, the one-panel pages annoy me too. But the beautiful art and intriguing storyline is worth it, I think.

[Argent he/him]

With about 50 strips in, it looks like the demon could be treated as a metaphor about either a young girl's insecurity or a psychological condition. Which, intentional or not, makes the whole thing even better.

[Swimmingly he/him]

Even if it's literal, it can still be a metaphor for the general case.

[Eerongal he/him]

Even if it's literal, it can still be a metaphor for the general case.

 

It's figuratively a literal metaphor. That should clear it up completely. :3

[Tulir he/him]

I really like this webcomic because I read a lot of them, and Ava's Demon has an entirely different style, and variety is a fairly great thing.

[Atilium she/her]

I really like this webcomic because I read a lot of them, and Ava's Demon has an entirely different style, and variety is a fairly great thing.

I'm not normally one for webcomics myself, but ava's demon has captivated me.

[Argent he/him]

Okay, so after going through about a thousand strips this morning (it's possible that I like this comic...), I see that Ava's demon is almost certainly not intended as a metaphor. She still works like one, but only for the first couple of chapters, when we don't know anything about her. 

 

Is there an RSS feed somewhere I am not seeing?