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There is a curse going on that no one seems to understand. In the quest of trying to recognize its effects, something more important arises; a connection that surpasses anything that it could throw. Maybe this curse was a blessing in disguise? Maybe those afflicted misuse it in their fight against their loneliness?
A tribute, a homage, and a satire of NSFW comics, The Coarse Curse is a love letter to those hot and heartfelt comics and a jab at those that are a dime-a-dozen.
This comic is for an 18+ audience. It is my current main project.



Charming, amicable, and extroverted Sanjay gets plunged into the new world of quarantined life. At his loneliest, he meets and befriends Beyya, a spectral being that over time changes the way Sanjay sees himself. 

Currently in indefinite hiatus. Unsure if it will ever be finished. It didn't get the love it deserved, from both the readers and myself.





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