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  • More NSFW scenes 107
  • Less story, faster payoff 16
  • More growth/transformation focus 216
  • More strength / domination / worship moments 67
  • Shorter comics, completed faster 21
  • Less extreme size, more muscular women 47
  • 2026-06-08
  • 474 votes
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Over the last two months, this page has lost a significant amount of support, and I need to be honest about what that means for the future of the page.

I understand that some people may feel the page does not offer enough value because of the posting speed. But my process is different because a big part of my work involves custom sculpting and manual corrections.

That sculpting stage is one of the things I believe makes my content different. It allows me to push body shapes, muscle volume, transformations, size changes, clothing tension, and physical contrast in a way that feels more specific to my style instead of relying only on standard assets.

I don’t want to make random cuts or change the page blindly. But the current model is becoming harder to sustain, and I’ve already started cutting costs behind the scenes.

My goal is still to keep creating comics and new content, but I do need to adjust the way this Patreon works so it can remain sustainable. That’s why I’m asking for honest feedback.

What would make this page more valuable for you?

Select all that apply.

Your vote will help me decide what to prioritize, what to reduce, and what kind of content should receive more focus going forward.

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Ray B

Sorry to hear. I'm kinda fine with current output, and I wouldn't want a rushed product that you're not satisfied with.

paladinbob 123

happy with things as they are....perhaps the people you need to talk too.is those that leave and find out why they left?

Chaimputz

Appreciate letting us know of your difficulties-I’ll resubscribe.

Fortress21

I'm happy with the current output as well. However, as you are currently juggling between three projects it give off the impression of things being slower than they actually are imo.

phunnyphil

I've been here to support, but I do find that I sometimes wait until your comics have a couple entries in before I read them. I don't mind the wait personally, but I do think it's difficult to get a lot out of it with just 5 entries. The growth is the most important part for me, but I do think the buildup makes it worth the payoff. But sometimes when there are several entries without growth I just wait until some action is happening as it were. I guess I count nsfw scenes as part of that 'action' too, but I think a series that is just sex would be a little dull. It could also be that, since you're split between at least 3 projects I think, those changes can take quite a while to come out. Like for Tim Doogan's Sister, I am looking forward to that, but it has taken a while and not much has really happened yet. I'm not sure I have a good answer for a solution exactly. Just trying to give an honest perspective as a viewer.

Haseu

Yeah that helps a lot Fortress, you are right

Haseu

That's what I want Phunny, thank you!

Haseu

Hi Chaimputz, ty man also I'm gonna try to improve things somehow

Pozo

I personally am just strapped for cash atm..

francezideane

I'm satisfied with the current schedule. I'd suggest regular short form comics(~10-20 pages) for variety. You can use them like A/B testing to see what is most popular.

erocha75

I think that, for the general public, NSFW content should prove quite popular. As a personal preference, I feel that more intricate/exciting plots would improve your stories even further, but I realize I might be a minority here. Finally, I feel that stories where the growing female became the antagonist/villainess should be very well received by folks here (that would probably require femdom and the like)... PS I would be more than happy to pay more for your work! Your stuff is certainly a cut above the rest...

Bacchus Comics

Your work is always incredible, and your custom modeling is inspiring. The bar of excellent creators should strive for.

TeraToad

I agree with Phunny. I think being split between multiple stories makes the progress slower so I try to wait till a few updates have been made. I'm here mostly for the growth and your sculpts. I prefer the earlier stages of growth because after the ladies grow to a certain size, it can be harder to see/feel the size change. I do love your sculpts though because I think they really help with make each stage still feel like a huge change, combined with how each character reacts to the growth really helps with making them feel huge. Whatever you choose to do, Im gonna try to support cause your work is some of the best.

AngelZilla

Don't worry, I'm ok with the output and I'm still gonna be here supporting you, so take your time and do the best you can ok.😊😊

H

I think your work is amazing, and the comics are beautiful. I love Megan and can't wait to see her show her strength. Seeing Yumi grow even further would be fantastic. Thank you, and keep up the good work!

GFJ

Super NoX Chapter 8 image 16, when Megan gets punched in the mouth and her blood spattered on the young girl standing behind her. There is a potential side story, will she start to grow, become more muscular etc? Answering your question, you need to publish regularly preferably weekly. I personally don’t like hanging on a seen for months on end, if you know what I mean, basically I would like a beginning a middle and an end! (The end doesn’t necessarily have to be permanent) Then in Super NoX Chapter 1 image 13 to 15, you have a Bully ((Jason) who is after John for not doing his Chemistry Homework for him it would be interesting to she how Megan deals with someone pick on the love of her lifeall 7ft plus of her.

Erk Tavuk

I really like your content. I think you're one of the best in the FMG field. I really hope more people subscribe to your channel so you can work more freely. I understand that sometimes it takes a while to finish a chapter. But it's art work, and good work takes time. I wouldn't have a problem paying a little more, but I'd be afraid that more people might cancel their subscriptions. maybe make some tiers for people to pay a little bit more.

Haseu

Hi Byron, thank you for the feedback man!

Haseu

Hi Paladin! Thank you, I really appreciate it. I know some people subscribe mainly to catch up on the existing archive and then leave, which is normal. The difficult part is understanding whether they leave because the current direction is not interesting enough, because the format is not working, or simply because they already got what they wanted. That’s why I wanted to ask directly instead of guessing. Feedback like this helps me separate what is a production issue from what is actually a content direction issue.

Haseu

Hi Pozo! I totally understand. I know things are difficult for a lot of people right now, and I really appreciate the support you’ve already given. I truly hope things get better for you soon. This post is more about understanding the direction of the page, not blaming anyone for leaving or being unable to stay subscribed. Even feedback from people who can’t support at the moment is still useful.

Haseu

Hi Francezideane, that’s a useful way to look at it, thank you. I’ve been thinking that smaller side projects could help me experiment without locking the whole page into one long direction for months. It would also make it easier to see which themes, characters, and pacing people actually respond to. I can’t promise an exact format yet, but this kind of approach is definitely something I’m considering.

Haseu

Thank you Erocha, I really appreciate that. I think you are probably right that more NSFW-focused content has broader appeal, but I also don’t want to lose the story side completely. For me, the best result is when the plot makes the transformation, power shift, and tension feel more exciting instead of just being there as filler. The antagonist/villainess angle is also a very interesting point. Stories where the growing woman becomes more dangerous, dominant, or morally complicated could work well, especially if the power dynamic is built gradually instead of jumping there too quickly. And thank you for saying that about the work. That means a lot. I’m trying to understand what kind of direction would justify the support better, without turning the page into something generic.

Haseu

Thank you Bacchus, that really means a lot. The custom modeling side is one of the things I care about the most, even when it makes the process slower. I’m glad that part of the work comes through, because it is exactly what I try to make feel different and recognizable. I really appreciate the support and the kind words.

Haseu

Thank you Angelo, I really appreciate it. That means a lot to me. I’ll keep doing my best and try to make the right adjustments without rushing the work or lowering the quality.

Haseu

Thank you TeraToad, this is very helpful feedback. I understand the issue with having multiple comics running at the same time. Even if there are weekly updates, splitting them between different stories can make the progression of each one feel slower, especially for people who are mainly following the growth itself. The point about earlier growth stages also makes sense. Once a character reaches a very extreme size, the changes can become harder to feel unless the sculpt, reactions, scale contrast, and scene composition keep reinforcing it. That is something I need to pay more attention to. I’m glad the sculpts help make each stage feel different, because that is something I really try to preserve. A lot of the time, I can’t just scale the model up or keep pushing the same shape further. That can cause deformations, and it also makes the growth feel less interesting from one stage to the next. So I often have to adjust or create new sculpting between stages to make the body feel like it is actually changing, with the muscles growing in a more distinct way instead of everything simply getting bigger.

Haseu

Thank you H, I really appreciate that. I’m glad you enjoy Megan and Yumi. Megan showing more of her strength is definitely something I want to explore more, and Yumi’s growth still has a lot of potential too. Comments like this help me see which characters people still care about and want to see more of, so thank you for saying that.

Haseu

That is a very good catch GFJ. The girl who was hit by Megan’s blood was not random. That moment was connected to the origin of another character I had planned, Mina, who later became part of the story behind My Dream Girlfriend. The problem is that My Dream Girlfriend ended up getting swallowed by my fear of moving too far away from the main comic. In the past, whenever I shifted attention to side projects or different stories, I lost a lot of support. Over time, that made me feel a bit trapped: I had ideas I wanted to explore, but I was afraid that opening too many paths would hurt the main project. That is one of the reasons this feedback is important to me. I need to understand whether people want more focused progress on the main comics, or if there is still room for shorter side stories and connected ideas without making everything feel slower. About Jason, yes, that was not just a random throwaway scene either. I try not to place things in the comics without a purpose, and his role is coming. I also understand your point about wanting a beginning, middle, and end instead of staying too long in one moment. That is useful feedback, because it helps me think more carefully about pacing and how many active storylines I should keep running at once.

Haseu

Thank you Erk, I really appreciate that. I’m glad you see the work that way, because I do try to treat these comics as artwork, not just quick content. That also means some chapters take longer than I would like, especially when the sculpting and staging need a lot of extra work. About higher tiers, that is something I have been thinking about, especially with the new site I’m working on. Ideally, I would like any higher-support option to come with something extra in return, not just a higher price for the same thing. The difficult part is figuring out what I can realistically offer without overloading the production even more, because I’m already close to the limit of what I can deliver consistently. I also understand the risk of creating the opposite effect if I change things the wrong way. So I’m trying to be careful with it. Maybe the best path is to add optional higher-support tiers for people who are able and willing to contribute more, while keeping the current access stable. Even if I can’t offer a lot more at the beginning, I would still want to include something meaningful for that extra support.

Maine15

Respectfully disagree. If Haseu leaned into Femdom, that would just make them the same as the majority of top 3D FMG creators (Rogue, Robo etc.). I don't think that's the audience here.

erocha75

Happy to help!! I can only stress that your work is definitely on a different level than other similar stuff. The patience (plotwise) and attention to detail in your stories/comics is something I value very much. Pls try and keep that (and some of us can happily pay a little more!!).

MGS&M

If I may offer a perspective, the main difference between regular FMG artists and great artists like you boils down to two things: story and craftsmanship. A single, well-crafted image can certainly be interesting, but it’s unlikely to offer the same set of compelling elements that a good story delivers—and a story illustrated with creations that, over time, begin to develop their own “signature”, that pleasant feeling of seeing a piece and thinking “Ha! That’s Haseu”, is what, in my opinion, puts you among the greats, especially today with the avalanche of AI-generated content that all looks the same. Balancing that with the business side of things is tricky, but I just wanted to highlight what makes your work unique, work that has always struck me as coming from someone who loves this genre. As for the stories themselves, I think a good approach is to work on projects at the same time with distinct tones, one fast-paced (more straight to growth/steamy scenes) and one slow-burn (more tension/crescendo until the climaxes). And I don't see any problems with the current schedule.

erocha75

@Maine15, appreciate your reply. If you feel that is not the audience here, then you are totally right. But maybe a combination of Haseu's usual plots/stories could coexist with an experimental story somewhat darker in tone, see if it works from a financial perspective (more subscribers)... That way, he tries something slightly different, without turning into someone like the creators you mentioned... In any case, I feel that Haseu's outstanding craftsmanship and overall quality (storywise and visually) is what sets him apart, and it is very important those elements continue...

Maine15

Ultimately it's output speed. Ironically you had your highest output in May, since last August (25 pages for comics). So the more I look at it. You definitely need to stop running multiple comics at the same time, within each month. You should instead focus on a single comic each month. Think about the possible story progression when going through that many pages within one of your current stories. Going back to that figure mentioned. Looking back over the last 14 months, you've averaged 15 pages. If you want any hope of retaining more people, you'll need to up that average. You do have amazing sculpts, and I agree with another comment that enjoys seeing the small characters getting huge. As per other suggestions, some one-shot FMG comics could take advantage of this. It's not like you're lacking in extra OC's to draw from.

Finius Pharquar

I love stories where there is a muscular and height superior woman who loves and cares about her friends and lovers. Domination of bullies is ok. However domination of those that cares about and loves is don't win any points. If we could get faster stories that would be even better. I love your images, but I love the stories more. To make my point I am a big fan of vaballdude on Deviantart.com.

MistressofTransformation

The art is excellent so let me make that very clear. Storytelling is good, but the art is clearly the highlight. Staying joined month to month for the amount of output is well, difficult to justify. I don't know how else to put it, even if I save up a whole months worth of content it takes moments to really get through and given a choice between this and others, the others have slightly less quality, but far more output and most people have to make that choice. Most people can't buy everything so I rather buy others who put out a hundred to two hundred pages and get full stories, than a few pages of one. I don't know your work process, all I can do is compare it to the many other artists I have supported over the years.

Gooobooo

It's really hard to give advice here since there are so many unknown elements about the web presence, popularity of specific niches, missing data comparing other creators. For me personally FMG isn't usually my primary interest (I am into all sorts of transformations) but your comics are the best in this genre that I've seen. But I can share what I noticed from observing the business side of the hobby over the years. I noticed that the patreons that I most often subscribe to put either put out smaller complete stories frequently, or have serialized visual novels that release every month or two. I find that the really long running stories (even if they are really good) I will lose excitement in if they go on for years (I guess novelty really counts a lot for impulse purchasing late at night lol). Another creator dynamoob (makes very high quality be/bimbo/tg comics) puts out a stuff at a slower pace than you but I think has more subscribers (though it doesn't say how much $ per subscriber) at least right now. I'm not sure if it's that's because he is more well known, or those niches are more popular than fmg. But he does have mini-comics or sequences that come out severak times a year, but I couldn't say if that helps with subscriptions or not. If you think that there are people out there that don't know about your work you could put older chapters on pirate sites (of course that could backfire if they decide to pirate everything else). I find out about new artists a lot this way.

MaKroZ

As someone who used to be a subscriber but isn't anymore, I have two main reasons: 1) I feel like the story is progressing very slowly. There's too much emphasis on the dominance aspect when, for example, in Super Nox, I'd like to see a break from that role-playing and for the couple to just go about their daily lives and see how they deal with school and Megan's sudden growth spurts. 2) On the other hand, there are storylines that I think no longer serve their purpose. For example, in "8 Years Later," the protagonist has already reunited with his childhood friend and witnessed her changes firsthand. But if she's not going to continue growing, I don't see the point in lengthening the story much further. Also, the fact that the protagonist has a dominant side at the end makes it somewhat repetitive, considering that their relationship becomes very similar to Megan's. I think it would be very interesting to see a submissive Amazon and explore that contrast, but well, that's a matter of personal taste. To summarize, I think your work is among the best of all the FMG artists I follow, but the publishing schedule and the sometimes unclear storyline definitely end up affecting it.

Haseu

Thank you MGS for writing this. I really appreciate it. That’s honestly the kind of balance I’m always trying to keep. I don’t want the comics to feel like just a collection of images, even if the visual side is a huge part of the appeal. The story, the characters, the buildup, and the sculpting all need to work together for it to feel like my thing. And yes, I think having projects with different tones could be a good path. Maybe one that goes more directly into the growth and steamy parts, and another that takes more time with tension, buildup, and payoff. I’m glad the current schedule works for you. For me, the big question is how to organize everything better without losing the parts that make the work feel recognizable.

Haseu

Thank you for being honest about this, MaKroZ. This is really useful feedback. I get what you mean about the stories feeling slow, especially when the same power dynamic stays in focus for too long. With Super N0x, a lot of what you mentioned is actually planned: Megan and John dealing with normal life, school, sudden growth, and all the practical problems that come with her body changing. But I can see that it has taken too long for those parts to really show up on the page. So yes, I understand why it can feel like the story is stuck in one mode, even if the plan was always to open it up more later. About 8 Years Later, I did leave the ending open for that kind of direction, and there are still things I could explore with Yumi and Hiroshi. But I’ll be honest, the dependence on Super N0x makes it difficult for me to revisit or extend other projects as much as I would like. The Patreon response has always been the main thermometer for that. When I move too far away from Super N0x, I can feel the impact pretty quickly. Over time, that made me more careful, maybe too careful, about giving space to other stories. So I understand why some projects can feel like they are left hanging or not moving clearly enough. That is one of the things I’m trying to rethink now. The submissive Amazon idea is interesting because it gives a different kind of contrast instead of repeating the same formula. I really appreciate this, especially coming from someone who used to support the page. It helps me understand not just what people like, but also what can make them leave.

Haseu

Thank you, Maine15, this is a very fair point. The more I read the comments here, the more I realize the issue is not only how much I produce, but how that production is divided. Even when the total number of pages in a month is decent, each story can still feel slow if the pages are spread across too many comics. I was trying to provide variety, but with my current production limits, that may not be working as well as I hoped. Instead of making the page feel more complete, it may be making each comic feel like it is progressing too slowly. So yes, focusing on one comic at a time is starting to make more sense to me. Maybe the better structure is to have one focused comic for a while, let that story gain momentum, and then let supporters help choose what comes next. Shorter volumes could help too. If each volume has fewer pages, it becomes easier to reach a beginning, middle, and end faster, instead of making people wait too long for a full arc to pay off. And yes, one-shots could fit into that as well. They could be a good way to test different FMG ideas, use more OCs, and give people a complete story without adding another long-running comic.

Haseu

Thank you, that makes sense. I get what you mean. A woman being much bigger, stronger, and physically superior does not always have to mean she becomes cruel or dominant toward the people she cares about. A lot of my stories are actually built around muscular women who still love, care for, and protect the people close to them. That is a dynamic I really like too. But I also understand that different people are asking for different directions, and maybe I need to separate those tones more clearly instead of letting some stories feel too similar. Using that strength against bullies or outside threats feels very different from using it against someone who loves her, and that contrast is something I should keep in mind more. And yes, I understand the point about faster stories too. A clearer beginning, middle, and end could help a lot. Also, I love vaballdude’s work too. I’ve been a fan since long before his DeviantArt days, haha.

Haseu

Thank you for sharing this perspective MistressofTransformation. I understand what you mean. Even if the art quality is strong, the value of staying subscribed month to month still depends a lot on how much content people feel they are getting during that time. If someone can finish a month of updates very quickly, I understand why it becomes harder to justify, especially when people have to choose between different creators. I also understand that most supporters can only compare the final result, not the amount of work behind it. From the outside, it is natural to compare page count, full stories, and how much reading time each subscription gives. That is exactly the kind of problem I need to think about seriously. The quality and sculpting are important to me, but if the current structure makes the page feel too slow or too fragmented, then I need to adjust the format, not just keep doing the same thing. This also connects with what other people have mentioned: focusing on fewer comics at a time, making shorter volumes, and giving readers more complete arcs instead of spreading the pages too thin across multiple stories. I appreciate you putting it this directly. It helps me understand the value problem from the subscriber side, not only from the production side.

Haseu

This is a good way to frame the problem Gooobooo. There are a lot of unknowns here: different niches, audience size, visibility, how other creators release content, all of that makes it hard to compare things from the outside. And yes, I also know my niche is more difficult in some ways. FMG already has a smaller audience than some other transformation niches, and the current size / scale of some of my models makes it even more specific. That is definitely a factor too. But the point about smaller complete stories makes sense. The more I read the comments here, the more I see that long-running comics can lose momentum if people feel like they are waiting too long for a full payoff. Even if the story is good, novelty and completion seem to matter a lot. That is probably something I need to rethink: not just how much I produce, but how often people get something that feels complete, or at least like a full arc instead of only a few pages from a longer story. Mini-comics or shorter sequences could fit that better. They would let me test different transformations, characters, and tones without turning every idea into another huge long-running project. And yes, visibility is definitely something I need to improve. My advertising / promotion side is honestly very weak right now, and I know that hurts discovery. One thing I’m considering is making the first issue of each comic available for free, so new people can understand the tone, quality, and direction of each story before deciding to support. That feels like a better path than just hoping people discover the work by chance.

MistressofTransformation

Have you thought about having your premium Nox story continue (Although can't really stop Little sister either, hmm. That was an introduction story to a lot of people in the growth genre), then finding a lighter less quality demanding story to do, it doesn't mean a short story, because short stories are not what I am personally after. (Some love the quick ten pages and done I am sure, but I prefer a bit longer) Simpler and easier in whatever way you can, and hopefully a story that can be fun and easy on you mentally. Like a premium story with a standard story. Not sure where Nox is going if there's an actual climax planned for a conclusion or just slice of life style when your slice of life is massive muscles.

RocketNowWow

I would love to see more reactions of other people to her size

MaKroZ

I'm glad I can help in some way. Another suggestion I'd like to make, and I think it could be very useful, is to create one-shots of potential stories with a brief synopsis and see how people react to them. Then, based on the number of likes or through a vote, the most popular one gets its own full comic, similar to what another artist I follow, BacchusComics, does

Haseu

Hi Rocket, sure that's is interesting!

Justinlamlamp

Continue the 8 years later story!

GFJ

Basically you don’t produce enough content per month. There isn’t anything wrong with work, however if you expect people to subscribe, you have to give them something back like more content. Take a look at Robolords Patron site. He appears to post content 3 or 4 days consistently. That’s why he probably has 672 paying members. Other sites like Tetsu post a time line, for content for the up and coming month, so there is no guessing. It’s now Friday 17th July you last posted content 24th of June 5 images, (Super N0X Chapter 11) I have no idea when any more content is due for release? if you were subscribing to your Patron site would you consider Haseu good value? That’s the question you should be asking yourself. I hope you find my thoughts helpful. Good luck I hope you do well.