Femdom cartoons are some of the funniest, sexiest comics you’ll find. Not only are they hilarious, but also insightful.
These femdom cartoons often feature characters who aren’t afraid to have intimate experiences, while others explore the female bond. Plus, they show us some pretty interesting details like Starfire’s freckles on her body or Stargirl’s tan lines.
Sex Criminals
Sex Criminals is an enchanting femdom cartoon created by Image Comics, written by Matt Fraction and illustrated by Chip Zdarsky. Filled with humorous dick jokes and exploration of intimacy and psychological trauma, Sex Criminals also delves deeply into complex themes around sexual politics and relationships.
The main story revolves around Suzie and Jon, a couple who discover they both possess the unique power to stop time when they orgasm. This gives them an excuse to rob banks and fund their local library at will.
However, they’re not alone in possessing this power; many of their friends possess similar ones as well. Some of these include being able to disengage from normal time while all else remains still; these abilities have been given various names such as Cumworld or The Quiet.
Other powers demonstrated included summoning an avatar of a schoolgirl with tentacular legs. When these characters used their powers, they could communicate with one another and control objects around them using their tentacles.
Some examples of dominatrix powers include one in which a woman can bind and paddle her boyfriend with handcuffs; another involves possessing a doll.
The Cute Girl Network
The Cute Girl Network is a wealth of female voyeurs. There’s an abundance of feminists with an appetite for female drama and those interested in nihilistic females alike – making counting them all up quite the task! So we’ve done the legwork and compiled an array of the best, well-curated titles so that you can enjoy them guilt free in your leisure time without kids around.
Earth One
DC’s Earth One series was supposed to be the modern-day Wonder Woman, yet it lacks understanding of feministism and lacks any true appreciation of women’s power.
Grant Morrison and Yanick Paquette collaborate on this book as writer/artists, and they make no effort to avoid discussing feminism in the same manner as men do. They talk about women being weak, and don’t have a problem with fat-shaming or placing women in their place when they do something wrong.
They discuss how women can be rewritten and enslaved to become people who don’t require conflict. Furthermore, they discuss how eager agents of white supremacy and Nazism women are.
I don’t know what Morrison and Paquette were thinking when they wrote this story, but it just doesn’t work. It’s an extremely dull apocalyptic tale that only appeals to straight males who lack understanding of women’s lives.
Starfire
Starfire is this week’s featured femdom cartoon character from Tamaran, a comic book series set on Earth. Unlike most of her peers, she doesn’t fear to express her sexuality – especially when it involves showing off some big breasts or getting dirty! Additionally, Starfire uses her powers for good in such scenes as when she uses her laser beam to aid an injured friend.
Other characters include Raven, who’s more introverted; Cyborg, a super-powered techno wizard; and Beast Boy, a shape-shifter with an unusual weapon. As this trio is also featured in an animated movie, expect more glimpses of them onscreen soon! In the meantime, check out some of our other femdom comics below and let us know which one you think is the best!
Scare City
Scare City is home to ghouls, ghosts, goblins and other terrifying creatures that live deep beneath the surface of human life. After building a tenuous peace for centuries, evil forces begin kidnapping them and taking them hostage; old divisions and wounds reopen. Now Gina – a compassionate Zombie-Witch baker – and her unlikely band of heroes must save their home before ancient rifts tear it apart once again.
Scare City was first opened during the COVID pandemic of 2020 as a drive-through attraction and is now an acclaimed walk-through experience that has been featured on BBC, The Manc, The Guardian and Cosmopolitan. Spanning 2km along what used to be Camelot Theme Park in Chorley, Park N Party organized this unique walk-through experience which is one of the longest in Europe at only PS20 per person with limited availability; VIP tickets cost PS40 per person and include entry, beverage (including alcohol options), access to VIP seating areas plus an exclusive Scare City branded gift from Scare City itself!
Yes
No matter if you’re new to or experienced femdom before, there are a few things you should be aware of. Femdom is an activity in which the dominant female takes control over all aspects of a relationship – including bondage, ballbusting, CFNM, humiliation and facesitting.
When considering becoming a femdom, there are plenty of factors to take into account. Be sure to discuss this role with your significant other beforehand so they understand why you want this role and what expectations you have for it.
Femdom is an intriguing and thrilling kink that puts all the power in the hands of a dominant woman. It offers an enjoyable way to explore sexuality and kinks without sacrificing emotional connection in traditional relationships. However, it’s essential to start slowly; begin with simple humiliation before progressing to more intense techniques.
Jane Doe
This femdom cartoon is truly remarkable in its execution. The art is clearly inspired by Eric Stanton, one of the premier bondage, fetish and femdom illustrators. The illustration includes several clever touches like featuring a tiny cockroach as its star; it’s accompanied by an elongated black and white rattan bag attached to a twig where it can be found – adding depth without feeling like an imitation of its source material.