"WCR" Writer looking for unpaid artist for webtoon

[Akira345]

HI! Hope you are all well. My name is cutezafina and, I am a writer. I am looking for an artist to amazing an amazing webtoon and get featured (It's unpaid. Hopefully to get featured and get paid 50-50 or 60-40 split income).
The name of my story is War, Command, and Rule. It is written in a fictional world where are three great organizations fighting for power. The first one is the World Military, the second one is a mafia criminal organization called Fallen Soul who want their own power standing on the top of the world. The third one is Cursed Ones-- those who have supernatural powers and, their existence is threatened by first two organizations. It is a story of love, betrayal, war, cruelty, and survival. It's a long story and, numerous characters.
The first season is called Mystery of Law Land.
The second season is called Rebellion of Hound Mansion.
and, there will be some more--

If anyone is interested and serious about my story, contact me on cutezafina@gmail.com
Instagram @writingsoul28,
Discord Firdous#0241,

Thxxx in advance. I am really looking forward to it.

War, Command, and Rule (Webtoon)

That is start of my webcomic. Please do check this out and, contact me.

[SleepingPoppy]

Hi cutezafina,

It would be really helpful if you shared any existing writing you've had published so potential artists can get a feel for your ability and style as a writer and decide if it's a good fit. People aren't keen on collaborating with total strangers, so you really need to show you have something beyond ideas to make a good impression.

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