r/graphicnovels • u/TraditionalWindow621 • 1d ago

Question/Discussion Searching for a book i know nothing about

So basically few months or maybe more than a year ago I saw a clip on YouTube of a few pages of this book, i looked up the book but didn't end up not reading it and eventually forgot about it completely, name and all. Fast forward to today the first thing i remember after waking up is that book, so i tried searching for it from my browsers history, youtube history, this sub, tried to get Gemini and Chat gpt to search it for me since those can look up sights faster than I can, but end up finding nothing.

This is the last place i had in mind, and hopefully the last place I will need to search for it. So, I am going to describe as much as I think I remember and hope it reminds someone of the book I am searching for.

In the youtube video I think it was a woman and a man talking about something, the woman might have been a anthro dragon or some other animal I don't remember for certain(Could also not be an animal at all), but if it was a dragon she was yellow in colour(i think), and the man might just have been a human. From what I remember the story was medieval fantasy themed and was something about WAR!... sorry but that's all I remember 😭. It was not for kids if I remember correctly. The cover mostly consisted of dark colours, again if I remember correctly.

That's all I remember, Thanks for any and all help or even if you read the whole thing

Edit:- Few more details-The dragon woman(if exists) was very much humanoid, and the art style wasn't too cartoonish

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u/Georgeofthebunghole 6h ago

Rawhead Rex?

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u/TraditionalWindow621 6h ago

Sorry not it, thanks anyways though

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u/throwawayinnitmush 1d ago

If the woman wasn’t actually a dragon but was instead a yellowish cyberpunk android, it could be DIE

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u/TraditionalWindow621 1d ago

Thanks, but I am pretty sure it was not cyberpunk themed

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u/throwawayinnitmush 1d ago edited 1d ago

No worries - It’s not cyberpunk themed though, just that character refers to herself as her character archetype (it revolves around DND so much of the art is medieval fantasy, which you mentioned). I guess she may be considered a little dragon like too. Anyways, the series often has dark covers, plus wars always going on. Worth a check perhaps

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u/TraditionalWindow621 1d ago

I confirmed that's not it, thanks anyways though

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u/malwin_pilak 1d ago

I, Dragon by Juan Giménez?

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u/TraditionalWindow621 1d ago

That's not it, but thanks anyways

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u/DSGandalf 1d ago

Bug Wars, by Jason Aaron? There aren't any dragon woman, but some insect-woman lol.
And its about war

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u/TraditionalWindow621 1d ago

Thanks, but that's not it