It’s Iimi! Soph. Iimi and her Hounded Companions

When Iimi and her friends are again targeted, Della rallies to help her… or will that “help” actually bring about more harm? Who can say? It’s just one more incident in the battles of Soph. Iimi and her Hounded Companions!

 

Preliminary Notes:

The cover’s title (and font) are send-ups of the 1960s-era Marvel Comic Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos. 

Post-Comic Notes:

The font used (Dave Gibbons Journal) when Della speaks as Ma-Vi, was designed to look like the journal of the vicious Rorschach from the graphic novel The Watchmen. Who is Ma-Vi? While it’s not yet time to tell the story of Della’s past, you might be able to guess it was dark and troubled.

Della’s ringtone (page 12) is Holy Diver, by Dio.

It’s Iimi! Little Fish Have Teeth!

When Lilavati has more questions, they’re overheard by upperclassmen who bulldoze their way into the discussion. Will these “bigger fish” be persuaded? Or will our heroines be pushed into showing that… LITTLE FISH HAVE TEETH?

It’s Iimi! Born Again… and Again, and Again, and Again?

It was another club period meeting, and the girls were looking forward to their unofficial purpose of “goofing off.” But then, Lilavati asked a question about reincarnation... And who knows what the consequences will be when Iimi defends the Catholic view.

Pre-Comic Notes:

A vast number of beliefs fall under the label of “Hinduism.” Therefore, Lilavati’s views should not be seen as something ALL Hindus believe.

Post-Comic Notes:

Nobody would be happy being told by another that they didn’t accept their religious beliefs. Lilavati is no different. But the girls didn’t attack Hinduism. Instead, they stated why reincarnation was incompatible with Christianity. 

 

Sadly, I have encountered Christians who also stated they believe in reincarnation. Hopefully, this will help the reader who meets one of these people.