So, personally, I haven't even looked at the comics themselves yet, because as a reader, first impressions, you know? And I think they could use some work. (Also, please don't take this personally, it's just I'm going to be blunt and sometimes that can seem harsh).
I think your cover for Angel's Curse is pretty ok. It's not really standard for your genre, which might be a problem, but it's pretty good, if you want to rework it, I wouldn't tell you not to, but I don't think it needs drastic changes, except for the fact that nothing about it screams BL and BL is a really competitive market already.
I think your cover for Calamont is a bit bland, you know? Girl in a spacesuit standing there? It's kind meh. I wouldn't click on it if I was scrolling through, I'm afraid.
Now, your summary/blurb, I think are really weak. I'll start with Calamont.
Due to the growing accusations of purples sucking up resources from the general population of Hokkaido, the Director of the purples, Mr. Darlington along with his assistant, Teddie, produced this program called REFORM with the intention of finding and harvesting more resources to compensate the ones that were being used up.
This is a bloody long sentence to start your blurb on and you're throwing lore at me straight away. Both of your blurbs are used as a way to dump lore your reader doesn't yet care about and it's not a great first impression. I don't know what a purple is yet. Are they a race? Should that be Purples then? You've introduced me to MR Darlington and Teddie in your first sentence, and their new program and what it's for. Too much.
Mr. Darlington recently purchased an abandoned Galaxy and sends 3 groups to find enough resources to show that not only purples can be useful in today’s society, but can scavenge for resources with just a little accommodation.
More lore dumping, but this feels like it's the plot. If it is, this should be up front.
In reality, the problem isn’t the purples using a surplus of materials, it’s the council. Alaster, the newest Superior, and leader of Hokkaido despises the purples and aims to get rid of them for good...and his opportunity to do so might just be around the corner!
Another new character and more just telling us the problems outright, and I still have no idea what the actual plot is. Or who the main character is. Your summary is not clear and concise enough and is being used to lore dump. So without really understanding what the plot is, I'd guess at something more like:
MC McName, is sent on a mission by their leaders to prove the worth of their species(?), known as Purples, by finding new resources within an abandoned galaxy. However, back home in Hokkaido, The Council is plotting to get rid of Purples for good and may get a chance when...
Don't try to hide your plot. I want to know what I'm getting into as a reader. What is the actual conflict? Because right now, by focusing on the councilors and leaders, it sounds more like a political thriller than a scifi action piece. Tell your reader, clearly and without hiding things, who the MC is, what their deal is, and what the conflict/plot is.
Ok onto Angel's Curse:
A decade ago, two kingdoms, Chorale to the north and Segen to the south, fought for the control of the last existing Moonpool. In the process, both kingdoms lost their Patriarchs at the same time, leaving the crown to their young children.
You're starting with a lore dump again, and it's overly wordy. Again, clarity is key.
No one truly knew what happened to them long after they’re gone.
Who is them? The children? The patriarchs? The Moonpool?
As time passed on, rumors began to surge about the Moonpools and that the Goddess was possibly alive.
What Goddess? Now there's a Goddess too? And now multiple Moonpools?
Can these rumors hold some truth to what happened to their Royal families? Or will this rumor open up a healing wound? And why are innocent people involved with cleaning up this royal mess?
What is the plot? Who are the main characters? This is BL, there should be romance? Who am I rooting for? Questions like these at the end of a summary don't actually work. All this summary accomplishes is confusing me. And I know the idea is to be intriguing with these questions, but you haven't given me anyone to care about. I don't want to read because I have no idea what's going on. A better example, but since I have no idea the plot or characters I can't do much, would be more like:
In the wake of a war that left them as rulers despite their young ages, Love Interest A and Love Interest B are struggling to heal the rift between their lands. When rumours of the Moonpools and that perhaps the Goddess can be found start to circulate, the two young rulers join forces to search for them and perhaps unite their lands. And perhaps along the way, unite their hearts.
I shouldn't end 2 sentences in a row on land and that last line is pure cheese but it does the job. Introduce your characters and their world without being clunky. Introduce the conflict, for examples sake, the tension and war and healing that wound, the goal is to find the moon pools and well, it's BL so you've got to accept the mushy love.
In the most basic form, a summary should go: This is Main Character. Their goal is Goal, but Problem, oh no!