Hello everyone! 👋

As promised, we are starting to tell you about the authors who publish with us and their creations. We begin with Konstantin Dubkov, who is not only the author of "Yaga" (3rd place in views), "Burning Ticket" (1st place in views), "On the Other Side of the Window", "Show Me", "Archive: The Mystery of the Forgotten Suitcase", "The Legend Hunter" and "The Most Coffee Story", but also makes a very important contribution to the development of the platform at its current stage! 🙏

The comic "Yaga" is a fantasy on the theme of long-gone centuries, but created by a modern author, with lively character dialogue and neat inclusions of ancient words and concepts (which for the 10th century are just the most relevant).
On the one hand, the author deeply immerses himself in Slavic folklore, clothing, and everyday life of that time; on the other hand, he honestly admits that no one knows how everything really was, and uses this as creative freedom.
"Yaga" is not a reconstruction or a strict historical comic, but an opportunity to fantasize and tell a gripping story, weaving into it things that definitely did not exist… but now they do. 😊

In "Yaga", you will find the space of the ancient world, where on the border of the forest and human settlement live spirits, witches, and ordinary people who will have to face the power of old gods and their own fears.
This is a story about the choice between clan and freedom, about the price of a gift, and about how the legendary Yaga turns from a scary fairy-tale figure into a living character with her own desires, weaknesses, and an unexpected sense of humor.
If you love dark fantasy, Slavic myths, and the "unspoken" places of folk tales, this is the very comic you can dive into in the evening and emerge somewhere in the 10th century.

The author of "Yaga" is Konstantin Dubkov, a Ural comic artist and head of the "Ural Comic Center".
He often works in collaboration with screenwriter Anastasia Kalinina: together they created the comics "There's a Piglet in Everyone", "Dzhangar", "Den". And the stories "The Knot", "Archive", "Show Me!" you can also read on Tunlio. ✍️

If you are an author and/or screenwriter and have published on Tunlio - write to us in direct messages, we will tell about you too! The audience should know their heroes! 🦸‍♀️