Hiyo, I and the extremely talented  the-narutoshi are putting together an ATKM story the explores the dragonkins. Which in the stories canons are the winged dragon anthros who are considered pretty special in the story because of their lineage. The story synopsis will be at the bottom of this journal. The Buy in for the comic is 35 Dollars USD Per page and we're seeking to do at least two pages a month as we go on. So if someone is interested please let me know. The comic will be between 24 to 26 pages.

The Flight of Dragons;
Their are places and creatures of wonder across the land of Theria that defy the very
imagination. A diverse cacophony of the beautiful, the wicked, the mundane and the
extraordinary. Among the many fascinating races and species of this majestic land are those
known as the dragonborn; reptites and lizard who share ancestry with the feral dragons of
legend. Mighty feral creatures of terrible power and awing beauty. Many of the races of Theria,
both furkin and reptite, hold the dragonborn in high esteem and particular reverence. However,
there are those of this particular breed that are held in higher regard than others. Those whose
ancestry can be traced back to the mighty and fierce Ryuzoku, the Dragons of the Four Corners.
These extraordinary reptites are known as Dragonkin. Unlike their dragonborn cousins, they
retain a major portion of the power and might of their majestic bloodline and unlike their
dragonborn cousins, they are also born with dragons wings and retain the ability of flight without
the use of magics. This one physical trait, the wings of a dragon, are what normally identifies
dragonkin from dragonborn. But, there are those dragonkin who carry the blood of the dragons of
the east, the wingless dragons whose flight was not bound by the necessity for wings. Once
revered and respected as much as their western brethren, the descendants of these proud and
powerful dragons have fallen out of grace with the other dragonkin. With the passing of time and
the destruction of the old world, the knowledge of wingless flight was lost to the descendants of
the eastern dragons and with it the respect of their western counterparts who chose to treat them
as deficient because of it. Today, many centuries since the last of the eastern dragons vanished,
their children struggle with their place among the dragonkin. Bullied and looked down upon, this
once proud race struggles to reclaim what was once theirs by blood, by birth; the flight of dragons