Just read The Stone Falcon w.i.t.c.h. book and in it Cornelia mentions that dreams are electrical impulses in the brain. and it results in Will later just. fucking putting a guy straight to sleep by telling him to “dream of home” bc she remembered Cornelia’s comment and decided to fuck around with the guy’s brain bc she can control electricity. absolutely wild. I love it when the books explore the girls potential powers
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i forgot the number of the issue exactly, but my favorite w.i.t.c.h. issue was the one where they ask the oracle what would happen if they gave up their powers and he just shows them still being friends and living fulfilling lives. it just. does something to me.
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Hi, everybody :3
I recently read W.I.T.C.H. comics for the first time, before that I only watched the series as a child. I've never drawn on this universe before. And so, having received a huge dose of impressions, I drew our favorite guardians for the first time in my life.
For me, this comics is very important, because for a very long time I couldn’t bring myself to draw what I like. This story inspired me to finally pick up a stylus, and I'm going to show the result of this inspiration in further posts.
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an old one, but still a nice one🌼
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I reread all of The Broken Orb (2003) W.i.t.c.h. series (written by danish Lene Kaaberbøl, but seemingly published in English) and it’s actually pretty good! It’s got time travel, some pretty horrifying concepts (like Hay Lin getting stuck in an alternate timeline/reality Heatherfield and she’s unable to find her family or any of her friends), a cool and well developed magic world, a chilling villain, and a lovely recurring character named Ant. It also deals with a lot of dark stuff. Like how easy it is for powerful people to scapegoat the powerless in the first book, Taranee getting blackmailed and abused by a bully in the second, the aforementioned Hay Lin situation in the third, and Irma’s family worrying for her dad’s life in the fourth.
It’s got some wonky POV shifts here and there and Irma’s arc in her book is not well executed (she’s much more compelling in the fourth but that’s from Cornelia’s perspective) but the third book is interesting in other ways so I can forgive it. Overall a very good series and they’re probably my favourite W.i.t.c.h. books!
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