⦻ Queen Phantom ⦻💀🐀

@wlhcomics.bsky.social

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Goth girl | comic creator/artist | creator of webcomics #WaterLilyHigh & #WaterLilyShorts Check out my other account @QueenPhantom11.bsky.social Linktree: https://linktr.ee/WLHcomics

Same spam
Notice how they don't mention Steven universe anywhere! They don't even acknowledge that it's a fan comic. It's just the same robotic reply! And yes, this was under the "littlebaby101" search.
Notice how they don't reply back to this one. That's pretty odd, is it because they gave them a link to their comics website instead of accepting their scam? Oh, I'm sorry, I mean """commission."""
Same question again!
Same question.
Proof 1
So here's where we see something odd. The creator of this comic I got this comment off of, refers to her by a different username. Yes, it's normal to change usernames, but something about it makes me wonder if there's not a PSA about this username/user, and that's why she's going by "Juliette786." Something you'll also notice is that she asked the same question, but changed the wording a bit, huh? That's odd...
They wrote "hello" to me about two weeks ago. After seeing this I decided to do a bit of investigating on her, as I was wondering if she commented to anyone else...
Ok, the profile looks normal, but something still feels off. Because why did the cover idea look as if it was written by AI? Why did she combine two series together when you can clearly see that they are two different series with two different female leads? Something wasn't right...
Here you see that they messaged me with an idea for what they wanted to I guess draw for me. Basically it's a jumbled up mess of my two series inside of Water Lily Shorts, Toon Cafe and Daisy Drive. I politely corrected them and then declined their offer, they still prompting their services to me, apparently didn't get the memo when I ignored it. They tried talking to me again after that last message as you can see.
So in this screenshot, they asked me if I drew, edited, and wrote my comic all by myself. I told them "yes," and they proceeded to interact with me. I misunderstood what they meant by wanting to give me an idea for a cover art for my comic as well as drawing something for it. They essentially asked me if they were allowed to do a unwanted commission for me, that I didn't even ask for in the first place in the second comment they left to me. So me being a dummy thinking that they meant that they wanted permi to draw fan art and just give me ideas for comic covers. Gave them permission to message me, so they did!
Kevin Levin now has the face of a Labubu.
And as you can see, he's borderline admitting that my UNDERAGE character is his "dream girl." 1 she's fictional, so yeah... And 2 she's also a minor, and 3 her personality as well as a lot of characters in WLH are based off of me and people I know/characters I grew up with, it's basically a fictionalized version of my childhood that I created to help with my mental health and anxiety, I know putting stuff on the Internet is never safe, but the fact that someone is so open to being creepy with a character that's supposed to be a child is disgusting. And yes, teenagers are children, whether you like it or not teens are not like adults, I know, I wasn't mature until I was like 24 years old, so I'm basically just starting to get more mature acting, and that's probably why this bothers me so much, is because this man, who is a 40 year old man BTW, he has his Facebook link on his profile stating that he was born in the 80s, is crushing on a character that's supposed to be a 14 to 16 year old CHILD! What sucks is that I'm literally unable to block him, The Duck Webcomics doesn't offer blocking as an option on their site, they basically encourage their users to just talk it out with creepy and abusive comments, I understand that maybe they don't want drama, but blocking someone is better then being stalked and harassed by other users. The only other option was to delete the creepy comments, so sadly that's what I did. That's why I took screenshots before deleting them, I would have preferred to just report them, but that's literally not an option.
Ok, this was even creepier, because he does in fact, acknowledge that he's an old man and that my character is supposed to be a child. And tbh, because I'm a gen z myself, I have no idea what he's referring to and haven't gotten a chance to look it up because I was too disgusted by his comment. And for context again, this comic was about my main character Sarah, talking with a boy named Ryan that has a crush on her that's trying to impress her with his new beanie hat, she comments that it's summer and he looks weird because he's wearing a winter hat in the heat. It ends with her crush Seth showing his new band merch off, which happens to be a beanie hat and she pretty much complements Seth and leaves Ryan offended a bit and confused because of her double standards on them both. So whilst his comment is technically on topic, this guy isn't really hiding that he is in love with my child character...
So this comment was under my short page called "Movie Drama," the punchline has to do with my zombie character promising to not get offended by horror movie stereotypes of zombies, only to get offended by them at the end of the comic. So what does my UNDERAGE characters hips have to do with this story I wrote? He even uses the word "hubba" in reference to her body. I didn't even think I drew this character in any curvy and sensual way, all I did was draw my characters the usual way I draw them, she's even wearing covered style clothing, just a skirt and t shirt with boots because she's supposed to be a goth teen girl.
This comment was under a strip I created called "July," it was basically a play on months because I have a character named "June" who was waiting for her date, only to have her older brother David slam the door in her dates face because he was being overprotective. Now I get the pun, but it was a little weird to me, so I counted it because of what he said down the road, so for all I know, he really was being creepy here.
Now I only included J_Scarbrough's comment because I wasn't fully sure what he meant by that, and I'm really hoping it isn't a creepy comment towards the pet cat character. However there's a different creepy comment under his by the username Corruption, they basically make a very perverted joke under a comic about minors doing what normal teenagers usually do, which is hang out and go to school, or in this case play with their pets. Corruption only made a few normal comments on my webcomic and then stopped after making this creepy comment under this specific comic strip. Even the little ";>" at the end of their reply is really creepy IMO.
This image is for reference to show that I, WLHcomics, informed J_Scarbrough that my characters are in fact minors. This shows that he definitely knew about this before he made his first creepy comment about my main character for my comic. This comment was under one of the pages for my webcomic that showed my main character drinking a can of cola, J_Scarbrough asks in the comments of my comic "water comes in beer cans now?" To which I replied "lol, it was supposed to be a cola can since they're teenagers, but that's a funny idea I can use for a different series of mine." As you can see, I did indeed inform him that they're supposed to be children still. Which I thought would be pretty obvious since the webcomic is literally called Water Lily HIGH! Ephesians on the word HIGH, as in HIGH SCHOOL, a type of school that MINORS go to.