History ComicBook / Manifest

* AlliterativeName: Tessa Theus.

* BrawnHilda: Dr. Paragon.

* DirtyOldWoman: Blind Sparrow, though it isn't apparent at first. [[spoiler:Then it's revealed that she is the shadowy cloaked figure.]]

* MagicalNativeAmerican: The Nayans are designed along these lines.
* MamaBear: Tessa becomes this when her "younger sister" is in danger.
* MindOverMatter: The Lemurian.
* MentorArchetype: Spectral Wayfarer to Tessa.

* GagBoobs: See MostCommonSuperpower, below.

* ImpossiblyLowNeckline: Tessa's neckline is only possible because of her tremendous GagBoobs. A smaller woman would fall out of her costume. And as of Issue #20 on, she falls out of it all the time herself while fighting her enemies with her trademark acrobatic style. This is a rare case of showing the realistic consequences of the trope.

* BuxomIsBetter: Tessa briefly agonizes over her huge breasts before accepting her figure as "kind of hot." Multiple male characters are seen to appreciate them too.

Not related to the video game of the same name.

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[[caption-width-right:350:Issue #22 Cover, featuring Tessa's current look at the start of a WardrobeMalfunction]]

'''''Manifest''''' is a ScienceFiction SuperHero comic book series written and drawn by Creator/RiccardoDesini and self-published on [[http://www.drivethrucomics.com/browse/pub/7427/OneSheepArmy-Studios DriveThruComics]] as well as Amazon, Gumroad, and Comixology.

* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: The Lemurian is only referred to by his species. [[EnforcedTrope Enforced] in his case, because he was never even given a name.

* BullyHunter: How Tessa viewed her approach to superheroism in the time between the death of her first time and her eventual defeat at Saturn's hands.

* InvisibleToNormals: The Spectral Wayfarer is only visible to Tessa, Young Thunder Girl, and a handful of other characters. He also can only interact with that select few.
* ImpossiblyLowNeckline: Tessa's neckline is only possible because of her tremendous GagBoobs. A smaller woman would fall out of her costume. And as of Issue #20 on, she falls out of it all the time herself while fighting her enemies with her trademark acrobatic style. This is a rare case of showing the realistic consequences of the trope.

* CoitusUninterruptus: In Issue #2, Saturn has sex with Sibyl while his generals and advisers report on the status of his kidnapped daughter. He briefly stops to yell at the generals, and then asks Sibyl "Who told you to put your robe back on?" before the camera cuts to the next panel. In Issue #18, Attikus and Zudhra ([[spoiler]]Tessa's parents[[/spoiler]]) are having sex when Tessa and the mysterious shadow being come upon them in the Community ship. Attikus and Zudhra don't stop, and are perfectly comfortable talking to Tessa while they finish up. Tessa, of course, wishes she had a good dose of BrainBleach.

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[[caption-width-right:350:Issue #1 Cover, featuring Tessa Theus and Spectral Wayfarer]]

'''''Manifest''''' is a ScienceFiction SuperHero comic book series written and drawn by Creator/RiccardoDesini and self-published on [[http://www.drivethrucomics.com/browse/pub/7427/OneSheepArmy-Studios DriveThruComics]].

The series, still in its infancy at Issue #2, follows the superheroine Tessa Theus, AKA Thunder Girl, and her cast of friends and enemies, in a quest to liberate an entire world - the titular Manifest - from an evil dictator. There is a heavy element of mystery and character development as well as the usual superhero action.

* CoitusUninterruptus: In Issue #2, Saturn has sex with Sibyl while his generals and advisers report on the status of his kidnapped daughter. He briefly stops to yell at the generals, and then asks Sibyl "Who told you to put your robe back on?" before the camera cuts to the next panel.
* DominoMask: The younger, parallel version of Thunder Girl wears one.

* MostCommonSuperpower: Tessa is very, very busty, even for your average superheroine. Other characters often comment on her size. The younger Thunder Girl says "They're intimidating up close." Tessa's first dialogue is complaining about her oversized breasts to a friend over the phone. But unlike a lot of comic book women, she's very curvy in general. She has a generally realistic figure for her bustline - wide hips, big muscular legs, and is self-conscious of her "back fat."

* ImpossiblyLowNeckline: Tessa's neckline is only possible because of her tremendous GagBoobs. A smaller woman would fall out of her costume.

* ThinkingUpPortals: Wayfarer can open portals with his powers. It's pretty useful.

* RedHeadedHero: Tessa, of course.

'''''Manifest''''' is a ScienceFiction SuperHero comic book series written and drawn by Creator/RiccardoDesini and self-published on [[http://http://www.drivethrucomics.com/browse/pub/7427/OneSheepArmy-Studios DriveThruComics]].

* ThinkingUpPortals: Wayfarer can open portals with his powers. It's pretty useful.

* UsefulNotes/TheBechdelTest: Manifest passes as of Issue #2 when Tessa and her "younger sister" have a conversation about themselves and their powers.

* MostCommonSuperpower: Tessa is very, very busty, even for your average superheroine. Other characters often comment on her size. Her first dialogue is complaining about her oversized breasts to a friend over the phone. But unlike a lot of comic book women, she's very curvy in general. She has a generally realistic figure for her bustline - wide hips, big muscular legs, and is self-conscious of her "back fat."

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[[caption-width-right:512:Issue #1 Cover, featuring Tessa Theus and Spectral Wayfarer]]

* SpiritAdvisor: Spectral Wayfarer to Tessa, maybe. It's uncertain what exactly he is. So far.

[[caption-width-right:512:Manifest Issue #1 Cover, featuring protagonist Tessa Theus and her mentor, the Spectral Wayfarer]]

* TheUnderground: The Lemurian Liberation Committee is an underground organization dedicated to overthrowing Saturn. And the denizens of the Wide Lands seem to be another, unconnected underground. They're also allied with the Wayfarer.

[[caption-width-right:512:Manifest Issue #1 Cover]]

* PsychicPowers appear to be common in the world of Manifest. Tessa herself has them, and so does the Spectral Wayfarer. And of course Sibyl.
* SpiritualAdvisor: Spectral Wayfarer to Tessa, maybe. It's uncertain what exactly he is. So far.

* MostCommonSuperpower: Tessa is very, very busty, even for your average superheroine. Other characters often comment on her size. Her first dialogue is complaining about her oversized breasts to a friend over the phone. Notably, she also has wide hips, big muscular legs, and is self-conscious of her "back fat."

* MostCommonSuperpower: Tessa is very, very busty, even for your average superheroine. Other characters often comment on her size. Her first dialogue is complaining about her oversized breasts to a friend over the phone. Notably, she also has wide hips, big muscular legs, and is self-conscious of her "back fat."

'''''Manifest''''' is a ScienceFiction SuperHero comic book series written and drawn by Creator/RiccardoDesini and self-published on DriveThruComics.

The series, still in its infancy at Issue #2, follows the superheroine Tessa Theus, AKA Thunder Girl, and her cast of friends and enemies, in a quest to liberate an entire world from an evil dictator. There is a heavy element of mystery and character development as well as the usual superhero action.

!!''Manifest'' provides examples of the following tropes:

* MostCommonSuperpower: Tessa is very, very busty, even for your average superheroine. Other characters often comment on her size. Her first dialogue is complaining about her oversized breasts to a friend over the phone.