#demon's mirror

[have-you-read-this-webcomic]

Have you read Demon's Mirror by Harry Bogosian?

Yes, completely!

Yes, partially

No

I've never heard of it

Voting ended onJan 18

"Demon's Mirror is a retelling of The Snow Queen, an old fable by Hans Christian Andersen. This version has a lot more demons, magic, and *friendship*. Gerda still attempts to rescue her friend Kay, only now things go increasingly off the rails."

Propaganda:

"This comic reminds you to think carefully about angels and demons."

Read it here!

[bestfurryhusbandpoll]

Wulf (Demon's Mirror) vs. Rex Igneous (The Dragon Prince)

Wulf

Rex Igneous

Voting ended onJul 22, 2025

[ultimate-character-design]

The 2nd Character Design Tournament

Please remember to vote for characters solely based on their design, rather than which character you are more familiar with or like more!

Round 1 - 135

Strabby

Jahi

Voting ended onAug 12, 2024

Strabby | Bugnsax

Jahi | Demon’s Mirror / Angel’s Orchard

“I like that her real/“main” head is inside a second head inside the first, where her hair looks like a tongue!”

[bug-gender]

man, I feel really bad for the ward of the city of staffs

look at how she reacts when nina offers to let her out. she instantly goes from taunting them before she kills them to crying the biggest wettest ghibli tears

up until now, all her speech bubbles have been spiky, and almost every single one of them has broken the borders of the comic, but when she says "I'm not allowed to ask", it's all contained within the panel, and her "yes" is small, rounded, and wavering.

in this moment, she finally has hope, after upwards of a century suck in an empty room by herself, unable to even ask for help

finally, freedom is within her grasp. she sees the sky for perhaps the first time

and then just when her hand is about to breach the prison she was made for

something bigger and stronger than her -- one of the only things in the world that she is powerless to stop -- snatches that hope away from her

and then there's the caption under the page where she dies:

Written in very very small letters on a piece of stone, and then buried;

i love the citizens that come to visit me. i love the power of my body. i love the quickness of my mind. i love the energy that crackles with a thought. i love the faint smell of spring that reaches me. i love the cool chill of winter. i love living. i love the world.

why make me capable of love? i don't want these feelings. i ache with them, because i have too much love for the little around me. love is a needle in my heart, and with every beat it lances deeper.

the only way to survive is to feed my love into my anger. to tear it up and hope it does not return. and then perhaps when all that is left is rage, i can let it burn, and consume itself-

and maybe i will feel nothing. and maybe that will be better.

or maybe not

I just- I fuckin' love this story, man. one of the things I appreciate about it (and harry's other comics) is that there are no characters who are just faceless enemies for the protagonists to mow down. their lives and deaths matter. they all want to live, and they all fight for it

it's the same with the opening scene in angel's orchard

without the context of demon's mirror, the bird demon that gerda is hunting is framed as the more sympathetic of the two (tbh it's still more sympathetic with context)

it's this fluffy feathery thing who's tearfully fleeing for its life

meanwhile gerda is this menacing figure looming in the distance with this crazed look on her face

like look at this and tell me which of these characters is the good guy

anyway I'm getting off track, but the point is that it's really good

[dafukdidiwatch]

We just keep spinning that wheel. Time for Demon’s Mirror. Know nothing besides “demon” and “mirror”. Demons from another dimension perhaps? Or looking into the soul to see who you truly are? Time to find out!

[thewebcomicwanderer]

Today’s Webcomic Recommendation: Demon’s Mirror by Harry Bogosian!

This creepy and cool retelling of The Snow Queen is an absolutely harrowing adventure! You can read the full comic from the link above!

Be aware the it does contain gore, and is best suited for older audiences.

[errorcritical]

a post complaining about frozen not being faithful to the original story of the snow queen reminded me of a p good webcomic that both is and isn’t

demon’s mirror

it’s got the original dynamic of kay and gerda, and also demons

and cyberpunk/techno-dystopia bullshit

it’s been a while since i’ve read it but i’m pretty sure it still holds up

(1st page has a dude’s face getting eaten off jsyk)

[dwiindovah]

some doodles of the characters from Demon’s Mirror