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The recommended novel," The Rebirth of the Cocoon," was about the female protagonist helping her mother kick the heartless man and the mistress out of the house after her rebirth and start a new and happy life. The female protagonist had an unfortunate marriage, but her mother found her a high-quality stepfather and a high-quality husband. If you like teenage novels, this book will not disappoint you. I hope you like my recommendation.

Comixology can be a good option, but it's not the absolute best for everyone. The quality of the comics available, pricing, and ease of navigation can vary from person to person.

Webtoons has its pros and cons for comic publishing. On the plus side, it has a large user base and can give your comics good exposure. But it also has a lot of competition, so standing out can be tough.

Comic conventions or indie comic festivals can be great places to showcase and potentially get picked up for publication. It allows you to directly interact with fans and industry insiders.

It could be having a vast collection of various comics, from different genres and eras. Maybe it has a cozy and inviting atmosphere for reading and discussing comics.

It depends on your preferences. Comixology has a large collection, but some people might find other platforms more user-friendly or with better pricing.

You could try posting on popular comic platforms like Webtoon or Tapas. They have a large user base and can give your comics good exposure.

Tumblr can be a decent option. It has a community that's into various forms of creative content, including comics. But you need to be active in promoting your posts to get noticed.

I think a quiet and well-lit studio or a cozy corner in your home could be great. It depends on your personal preference.

Well, it depends on your goals. If you want to reach a wide audience quickly, platforms like DeviantArt or ComicFury could be good. They have active communities and are easy to use. But if you're aiming for professional publishing, you might consider submitting to established comic publishers' websites.