Is your main character female or male?

[Van]

the three main characters (and most of the story focus) is on the female cast, mostly because it's easier for me to design and write for a female character

I've rounded the cast a bit more out and added two more male characters that play a huge part on Lula's side of the story

[nathanKmcwilliams]

Thanks. I was about to grab the link and noticed ya found my comic already XD

[VibrantFox]

I've got a couple comics but it's a solid mix of mostly nonbinary or female characters with a small (read teeny tiny) amount of male mcs

[Rhonder]

Voted male to correspond with my published Tapas story, 'TreasureHUNT!!'. It's fantasy / light action.

Beyond that I've drawn a 10 page short story with a female protagonist, action genre.

The project I'm currently working on has an ensemble cast... but it's majority male characters (4 boys, 1 girl). Fantasy/Slice of Life/Action.

Lastly I have a project in my back pocket to work on in the future with another female lead. Again, action.

[Sadistic_Senpai]

I've posted two stories in Tapas. Both are BL.
One's genre is: historical fantasy, transmigration. Mc and ML, both male. Most of the characters so far are male.

Other is this one, I'm posting. Genre: BL, omegaverse. Mc and ML, both male. Most of the characters in the story are male.

My Troublesome Omega | Tapas

[Tesorini]

My first novel is an action-comedy that revolves around a superhero team, but the team leader is girl named Marisol.

Supernova | Tapas

my second novel (releasing tomorrow!) is a fantasy-action with my male lead Tristan

Daenolf | Tapas

[Prometheus]

My stories tend to have male leads. In one of my series, though, the main character has a best friend that is a girl, and I'm wanting to try my hardest to make it a platonic relationship. I'll be fine if people ship them if the comic ever gets big enough for that, but canonically, she's his best friend that fights by his side, not a love interest that's just there being annoying and getting in the way. (Not saying that all love interests are that way. I just want to stay away from those kinds of tropes.) This story is sci-fi, by the way.

[ryoko]

Fantasy comic for me. The female to male ratio is fairly balanced with maybe slightly more female characters.

[BrambleberrySquirrel]

My comic is an ensemble style gay romance. So almost everybody is male. I have 2 female characters so far whose stories I'm working to develop.

[MeltingCORE]

I also have a male and female pair that are both the main characters! My novel's genre is dark sci-fi.

[Pony_wearing_a_hat]

I've got four main character, two girls, one guy and the character who serves as the narrator, who is nonbinary.

[Alexandritea]

The main character of my story is female, her name is "Kir'aara". Except for that fact, there are two male characters and one female that are most prominent in my story !

[SagaHolmgaard]

I write medieval fantasy, and I have a male and a female main character, but I'd say that the MAIN main character is the guy. But there are more women than men overall. I have three named male side characters and around five named female side characters.
To me it's really important to show characters with diverse personalities that aren't just stereotypes. All women are strong and capable in their own way, the men have complex emotions and relationships (the ladies too fc but putting emphasis on the men here). Everyone can be sad or mad or selfish or kind, regardless of gender.

[Schwarze_Neko]

My MC is female ^^ and the comic she's from is fantasy/mystery. Her sidekick is her brother and its curious how roles have reversed somewhat in the last years lmao

I'll leave it down here in case you want to check it out

Nevermore | Tapas

[liamnaughton7]

My main character is female. But the cast is majority male at the moment so I will likely remedy that soon enough.
Curiously enough when I wrote this she was a man originally but he wasn't coming together properly and it wasn't until I changed her that they really "clicked" with me.

[ButterflyEmpress]

My lead is female in a supernatural romance comic. Most of the story is from her perspective, but I do plan on making some chapters from the love interest's POV. I don't think I have ever written a story with a male lead, but that's mostly due to me being female and not having any male peers as friends. So that means I gotta do more research. Although my comic technically has more male characters than female, they have less spotlight.

Love Me, Deity | Tapas

[jamelin]

I have 3 main characters, one female, one male and one a gender-unspecified dragon.
I think I tell a bit more of the story from her perspective though.

[CursedBeasts]

Bestia from Bestia's Wrath is female and she's big and buff. Bestia's Wrath is a Star Wars fancomic about my version of a canon sith lord who has had enough of the sith emperor's bullshit, sets out to fight him, but instead finds herself in the unlikely role of a hero \ rebellion leader. There are also other prominent female characters, like Lana Beniko, a canon character who saves Bestia from being a frozen hunk of carbonite, and also Bestia's daughter who is undead and is chasing the sith emperor around the galaxy, as well as others.

The Lost Firstborn, an origin story for my DC New Gods character, has a non-binary protagonist, although that will \ might come up later on in the story.

edit: both of my stories fall under scifi I guess

Bestia's Wrath | Tapas

[MARNSOA]

I tend to project on my main characters a lot, so I'd say the majority of them are male

[Prisim]

Mine aren't comics so they might not count but I usually try to do a decent mix of both in my books, but I went ahead and voted female.

Draygon Frost the primary lead is a woman with a couple of secondary MC's that are Female and Male. In the sequel there's a second POV in it that is male but the primary lead is still female. It's a High Fantasy book. Then I have a character that takes a slightly bigger role in the sequel Draygon Inferno that could probably be considered gender fluid if I really had to slap a real world label on them. Born a male, the character doesn't really identify with any sex and will use something called a changeling potion to change to whatever gender they feel like being at any given time. When trapped in one body for too long they feel not whole.

Guardian of Calandria there's actually 3 POV MC's in the book, 1 female and 2 male. I'd say the primary MC is the female character. Also a high fantasy.