Thank you all so so much for your amazing Comic suggestions! Now it's time to vote for me to draw one of them! I reserve the right to take some creative liberties, but will do my best to honor the spirit of the suggestions selected!Voting will end on December 5th 9:00am, and after the selection is picked, I will have the top Comic completed as soon as possible!
Without further ado, here are this month's contestants!
(there were so many good ones this month just like every month, please take no offense if yours wasn't picked, they were all amazing, I lowkey felt like Santa checking her list, lol)
1.) An Eggsmas Carol: A slightly depressed guy goes to bed on Christmas Eve wondering what could have been if he had decided to actually pursue a transition when he’s visited by 3 spirits. Each one takes him to a point in time as he/she changes to experience a small piece of what could have been or what might be. Past in college where he first starts presenting female and finds supportive friends. Present, living her truth and finding euphoria and fulfillment in career. Future, finding the love of an adoring and amorous man. When the last spirit leaves she realizes that it’s not too late, she hasn’t missed her chance and resolves to live her life to the fullest embracing her true self.
2.) Gift of the Magi (but trans): Jax and his wife Paula are having a beautiful dinner the night before the big holiday. Jax has been pushing around some of his food for a few minutes. Paula asks him what's on his mind? Jax replies, "Paula. I've been doing some thinking and I think I might be a girl. I still love you and want to be with you but I've felt this way for a while and I love you so much and..." It all comes out as one big run on sentence and she starts to hyperventilate. Paula gets up from the table and walks over to her wife. Puts her hands on her shoulders and gives her a quick kiss on the cheek. "Hon. I will always love you no matter what. When we got married we both said 'til death do us part' and last I checked I'm still breathing. I also might have something to tell you too. I think I'm a man. Its something I've been thinking about as well." The two embrace and start laughing as something dawns on the both of them. "Hun. You will never guess what I got you for the holidays." When they don the sexy nightwear they'd originally bought for each other, they transform into their true selves, leading to a night of passion.
3.) The Mira That Egged Christmas: Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the City not a movement in sight, cept for the sway of some titty. Through empty streets and alleys, she roamed. Going to Many a home not of her own. Her magic eyes see far and wide, of shells yet cracked, of pride too high. From macho men to the young and scared, so much pain was almost too much to bear. With will of stone, a pen in hand, she got to work with her merry band. Egg after egg was cracked at night to awaken new life and new light. Bouncing boobs and bubble butts bring happy tears, too eggs once stuck. A night well spent, but so were they, both mistress and Coven now sleep the day away. But under their trees, gifts did appear. For the Witches of Sala City were visited by a rotund magical peer.
4.) Miracle on 63rd Street: In this (abridged, transformative, and transgressive) version of the Christmas classic we find Daniel, a single father and employee of M.O.M desperately searching for a replacement Santa Claus for the Sala City Holiday Parade on 63rd Street. He’s with his young daughter, a quite serious girl who doesn’t believe in make believe or magic. On the street they see a young woman with goat like figures. A woman claiming to be the real Santa Claus!!! Daniel is desperate but skeptical and Susan doesn’t believe a word of the busty Krampus’ story about a woman in a fedora changing her. To prove it to them Krampus Claus tells Susan she knows her greatest Christmas wish and in a puff of holiday magic Daniel is changed to Doris!!! Susan is ecstatic for the mommy she always wanted. Doris, amazed at her new form is still not sure but a sudden post office delivery (given by a worker with hat, scarf, and a mischievous grin) comes with bundles of letters addressed to Krampy Claus! Welp, that settles it!!!!
5.) It’s a Wonderful Wife: Mira plays the role of guardian angel (with dress-up?) for this sad older man by showing him what his life would be like if he was born as a woman. It’s better in every conceivable way. When offered the chance to make it real, she eagerly accepts her new life and settles in for a comfy evening with her husband and children as they have Christmas dinner.
6.) Christmas Adjacent: After a lengthy argument over whether a classic action movie (totally not Die Hard) is a true Christmas Movie, a pair of friends are transported into the movie as the Husband-Wife duo to experience the magic of the holidays and explosions. It's not Christmas until Heinz Grover falls off of GiruHiru Plaza!
7.) "Won't you guide our sleigh tonight?" A lonely and despondent egg is going through the motions on Christmas Eve, prepping for their 'Christmas for One', when they are accosted by a 'Mall Santa' with an unusually elaborate and period-correct costume and a Really Nice Beard who is accompanied by a suspiciously familiar-looking 'Elf'. 'Santa' explains that he's in a bind because Rudolph sprained her (her?) ankle and he needs the full team for tonight, and that according to his 'elves' our egg would make the perfect stand-in. Egg offers excuse after excuse why they can't do it, each one the 'Elf' shoots-down until finally they just flat refuse after which 'Santa' gives an impassioned speech about the Spirit of Christmas which should work but our Egg only gets more despondent remembering their less-than-stellar history with the holiday. That's when the suspiciously familiar-looking 'elf' (with the pretty scarf and the 'Niz Hat!' and the BIG B-[Ker-BONK'D]) gives her own much quieter but no less deeply meaningful speech asking them to do it for the sake of that poor disappointed little tyke in the past... and that speech is oh so artfully arranged so that it could be interpreted as meaning the disappointed tyke was a girl instead of a boy while leaving just enough wiggle-room so as not to break the eggy prime-directive and scare them off. Our Egg agrees, so now it's time for a transformation and training MONTAGE! And this is where it gets revealed that in winter only Female reindeer have antlers so they(she) gets a magical makeover into a buxom and athletic anthro-reindoe and joins the team as the bustiest of the bunch and we end with her preparing to guide her new friends (perhaps even someday, roommates?) that night with her new 'Headlights'.
8.) Egg Nogged: At a family gathering, the lone mother and her husband and three boys gather for the holiday. On accident (or is it) the mother bought M.O.M. branded "Egg Cracking Nog." The boys chug the nog and watch the sportsball game while Mom toils away in the kitchen. But then as the magical nog hits, the boys become daughters, and the husband becomes a doting wife. The kitchen is suddenly flooded with women, and the original mother gets to finally relax as the others take care of holiday dinner.