What have we never done that we should? (essay question)

[radouigi]

I like a lot of the ideas here; notably a society with normalized mind control as part of healthy relationships, more fully lesbian content, more fully decentralized recruitment, a more relatable monster controller, and breeding kink all definitely grabbed me.

Also, I always enjoy transformations, and wouldn't mind seeing some we haven't seen yet. Animal (especially hybrid) transformations come to mind.

Maybe an alpha werewolf starting a new pack whose strong pheromones make other werewolves suggestible/controllable regardless of what form they're currently in?

Or I really like having The Waiting Room on both MCT and MCC, and would love to see a Bottled comic.

[twobears]

I'd like to see some of the best stories from EMCSA done as comics or graphic novel

for example, I'd love to see

https://mcstories.com/UserFriendly/index.html

[neogeo]

OK, technically you've done this type of idea before, but who cares we're ignoring that.

Here's my "What If?" pitch for beyond rubies.

Our antagonist, George Monsonis of Beyond Rubies originally was a low-key nefarious take-over-the-world (muahahaha) james bond antagonist. Here he's different. "Different how?" you might ask. Well, he's fundamentally still the same guy same position, except that his agreeableness grew three sizes bigger as a boy.

So rather than spec the rubies to degrade half of humanity into actual sex slaves, the rubied ladies are closer to bdsm slaves.

[Haight]

So rather than spec the rubies to degrade half of humanity into actual sex slaves, the rubied ladies are closer to bdsm slaves.

Could you elaborate on the difference?

[Milkwood]

It seems to me that there are many avenues open in the above respect for instance parodies, I remember in the 70s there were quite a few soft porn films eg Pinocchio who whenever he lied his prick would get bigger instead of his nose or Zorro who was forever bedding women or the Emperor Ming from Flash which was a parody of Flash Gordon.

Then there are historical figures such as the Pharaohs, the Borgias, Henry viii and Louis xviv. 

There are also 50s B movies that lend themselves open to parodies, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Creature from the black lagoon, it came from outer space and the Thing to name a few.

The there are couple of films with interesting premises The Mephisto Waltz staring Alan Alda about swapping one's mind to lenthen your life and Fallen with Denzel Washington in which a fallen angel inhabits peoples bodies and makes them commit murders.

I hope this may be of some help

[Haight]

Something else I'd love to see is less "nerdy white guy" protagonists.

Nerdy girl protagonists mind controlling someone, husky, jock-like guys as mind controllers... there's a lot more possibilities there. As a nerdy guy myself, I don't really self-insert as the protagonists in these stories (though it does bother me when they're foolishly moralistic), so I don't need them to look or seem like me.

Also, relatable monster mind controllers and/or breeding kink still sound fun.

[neogeo]

So rather than spec the rubies to degrade half of humanity into actual sex slaves, the rubied ladies are closer to bdsm slaves.

Could you elaborate on the difference?

Let me describe in terms of how the rubies would theoretically work:
rather than have the rubies upgraded to be painfully powerful, like the later half of the comic, they remain subtle and sublimate like with the first 4-5 girls we see.

Put another way its the difference between softcore pornography and hardcore pornography. The george monsonis of beyond rubies is clearly more of a hardcore guy, whereas the story plays out completely differently if he's more of a gentle softy fellow. And you know, not fucking other peoples wifes. Kinda an asshole move there, georgie.

[Vidor]

* Not enough Daphne stories.  IIRC only two Daphne prose stories have been translated into comics.  More would be great.

* And the converse.  I realize that it isn't a comic, but I'd love to see some of the completed stories adapted into prose.  "Obedience" cries out for a prose adaptation.

* A comic adaptation of "Good to the Last Drop".  Yup.