HuskComet
is a webcomic based on Homestuck and created by saltedsour, where all that happens is a clone goes about their daily life in a spaceship 600 years in the future.
This webcomic provides examples of:
- Artificial Human: Iota Nonary is the ninth in a sequence of clones, all tasked to maintain a single spaceshp.
- Blind Justice: Raveri, the ruler of the tealblood capital, is mentioned to wear a blindfold. In the exact same page, however, it's also mentioned to be just for show.
- Cloning Gambit: How humans decided to make sure their ships don't fail halfway through their journey.
- Death of Personality: Krikri Kamori. He was a supposedly kind-hearted troll artist that fell down the extravagant stairs of his partner's hive, leading to a form of brain damage. He cannot remember many words on his own, couldn't paint anymore and became just an accessory to his matesprit.
- Didn't Think This Through: Who in their right mind would steal a limeblood grub and put multiple ships in jeopardy?
- Another example is how Her Calamitous Admonition's territory is divided among her heirs, leading to nobody knowing who would succeed her before a Succession Crisis even happens! This could be resolved if there's no convoluted way that the new empress is chosen, but with how the trolls are...
- The Empath: Kimera's abilities allow her to feel the strongest emotions, which is very helpful when she pulls out Iota's failsafe. Painfully.
- Expendable Clone: The corpses of previous clones are dumped around the ship, and when one dies another is born to replace them.
- Extra Eyes: Kimera sports two smaller extra eyes, which she adds to her emoticons.Kimera: "Hello... ::)"Kimera: "In about three... "hours", both our ships will be destroyed and we will die..."
- Galactic Conqueror: This is what the empress of the trolls, Her Calamitous Admonition, sets off to fully accomplish, leaving her heirs to rule over her territory while she is gone.
- Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right!: Kimera would rather steal a limeblood and risk everything than let it die. She's implied to have done this many times.
