Emylle on Wheels – Web Comic – Episode 7
https://www.canva.com/design/DAGz8sFwje8/xX0wuJ59C_1zJHD5r-W5UQ/edit?utm_content=DAGz8sFwje8&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton
Web comic by Milene Correia & Emylle Torres
Panel 1: A polar bear in a blue shirt looks at us and says, smiling, “Hi! I’m someone that girl in the wheelchair doesn’t know…”
Panel 2: Still smiling, the polar bear continues, “And I’m going to make an intrusive remark!”
Panel 3: Emylle, our heroine, who’s a girl with short, curly hair and who uses a wheelchair, suddenly appears. She looks very angry. “No, you’re not!” A boxing glove pops up from her wheelchair and hits the polar bear in the face.
Find more Emylle on Wheels at the MockingOwl Roost – along with other giggle-worthy content and mental and chronic health stories.
- Emylle on Wheels Episode 1
- Sometimes Technology Wins – Humorous Poetry
- Emylle on Wheels Episode 2
- Trader Joe’s Tonight – Parody Lyrics
- Emylle on Wheels Episode 3
- Where Would I Be Without You? – Dark, Comedy Romance Fiction
- Emylle on Wheels Episode 4
- Hanson Opperknockity – a Short Story
- Emylle on Wheels Episode 5
- Squirrel – Humorous Fiction
- Emylle on Wheels Episode 6
- The Llama You’ll Never Know – Humorous Travel Essay
Emylle Torres
Emylle Torres Aguiar, is 22 and born in Fortaleza, Brazil. She finished a Tourism Course (2017), and is currently studying Spanish. She is a medalist and paralympic athlete of Boccia at a project called Esporte Sem Limites ("sport with no limits"), thought by the Associação D’Eficiência Superando Limites – (ADESUL). "Emylle On Wheels" is a webcomics work inspired by her life as a person with a disability. Through this work she’s become a character of the book series "Liz e seus Amigos" (Liz and the gang), a project by Associação Cearense de Beisebol and Daniel Brandão, a Brazilian comics artist.
Milene Correia
Brazilian multidisciplinary artist. Major in English Language and Literature, taking a specialization course in Teaching of Drama. I write, rewrite, draw and compose and expose because my heart can’t fit all these feelings. Leo, Queer, 92.Follow Milene on Instagram for more.
