Top 10 Illustrated Erotic Giantess Growth Stories

(as of December 2018)

The following is a list of the best illustrated stories featuring women, and sometimes their male companions, reaching superhuman heights. Of course, readers of these fantastical tales should accept that a significant suspension of disbelief is required. It is also important to note that the availability, options, and quality of erotic growth stories has markedly improved in recent years. Long gone are the days when a macrophile felt lucky to find an image on a dial-up bulletin board system (BBS), perhaps from artists like Cat or Elbee, involving giant women.

Works were rated higher if they included the following: women outgrowing tight clothes and confined spaces, gentle giantesses, competition between giantesses, and sex scenes. In keeping with the gentle giantess theme, violent works which emphasized vore were rated lower. Dictionary.com defines vore as “… a fetish involving being eaten by or eating someone or something, real or imaginary.” Depictions of sadistic women crushing or torturing people also scored worse. To simplify things, stories which depicted women acquiring male genitalia and becoming hermaphrodites or futanari were excluded.

All efforts were made to ensure that the presented data was accurate. However, no one is infallible so please notify me of any errors. Every entry is a good read, but no story is perfect. Both positive and negative aspects are described for each. It is my intent that this list will hopefully bring creators some well-deserved attention for their efforts. Finally, tastes are subjective and this list will undoubtedly change in the future.

#10) Expansion suits
Available at Endless Rain Shop (https://endlessrain.e-junkie.com/)
Created by Endlessrain0110
(Eight part CGI story, on-going)

I enjoyed seeing abnormally tall women walk around a city and interact with normal-sized inhabitants. Additionally, Chapter 3 included a cool dream sequence where Julia is city-sized. In Chapter 6 she outgrows a mansion and reaches a height over 300 feet. In Chapter 7 Julia’s friends stand on top of building and watch her grow even more!

For negatives, the art was sometimes faulty. For example, in Chapter 8 Iliza is standing on her toes the entire time, which looks odd in her bare feet and when she is wearing Converse sneakers. Presumably, Iliza’s model was initially intended to wear high heels but was never actually depicted as such. Lastly, I would like more implicit sex scenes, the story includes breast fondling but no other sexual depictions. There was a segment at the beginning of Chapter 8 that resembled a sex scene, but both the man and woman were fully clothed.

#9) Sugar Pills and Sugar Pills Rampage
Available at Redfired0g Shop (https://redfired0g.e-junkie.com/tags/Sugar+Pills)
Sugar Pills was written by CptXero and illustrated by Redfired0g
Sugar Pills Rampage was created by Redfired0g
(Twelve parts to Sugar Pills and four parts to Sugar Pills Rampage, well over 2,000 pages total of CGI art)

Sophie, Annie, and Sasha grow taller than skyscrapers! Of note, Annie originated in a separated four-part tale, called “Sugar Pills Power”, which spun-off the original Sugar Pills. I liked how the characters alternated being the tallest. Initially, Sophie is the tallest, then Annie, and finally Sasha. This tale has scene after scene of women growing taller with exaggerated curves and nearly every page involving women growing.

However, vore played a central role in the last chapter of Sugar Pills Rampage. Additionally, in Sugar Pills’ Part 12, Sophie’s breasts become so large that they look like flesh-covered blobs and rob her of any mobility. Lastly, at certain angles the characters’ backsides look deformed.

#8) Growing the Franchise
Available at Giantess Fan (https://www.giantessfan.com/)
Written by Mac Rome
Illustrated by Octo
(Three part story)

Numerous female basketball players expand out of their uniforms and fuck other giant women and normal-sized men. I enjoyed the romantic relationship between the two main characters, Sorina Dinesen and Hoshi Kameka, and how their roles switched. On the negative side, the backgrounds are often simple. For example, the basketball court floor has no markings and is just a solid color. Additionally, female faces all look the same just with different color and length of hair.

#7) My 50ft lover
Available at Giantess Club (https://giantessclub.com/)
Written by BigDaveX
Illustrated by J. J. McQuade
(Eight part story)

I enjoyed the 1960s setting and the revelation that in some far away alien civilization, bursting out of outfits is a way to invite someone to make love! Additionally, the story advocates for gay rights and features a brief confrontation between the giantesses and some bystanders declaring homosexuality to be a sin. As far as cons, there was a minor art mistake on the very first page; a dialogue bubble was depicted as a thought bubble. Also, some characters were featured but never named or introduced. For example, a middle-aged bald heavyset man, presumably the city mayor, was shown in Chapter 7. Lastly, there were some odd coloring choices, like giving blue hair to a married man named Dan for no apparent reason. It seems very unlikely that such a person would dye their hair in the early 1960s.

#6) Mountain Girls
Available at DreamTales Comics (https://www.dreamtalescomics.com/2015/mountain-girls-part-one/)
and Process Productions (http://vidown.com/cgi/store2.pl?site=process-productions-store.com)
Written and produced by DreamTales
Art and concept by Bojay
(Two part story)

I thoroughly enjoyed this light-hearted tale of two young ladies using jugs of “Grow Juice” to enhance their figures to woo a young man named Billy-Bob. Their competition is fun and destroys clothes and buildings. I also appreciated the story’s unexpected resolution. I would have liked to see more sex in the finale and while one of the girls, Daisy Lou, is explicitly identified as 18 the initial artwork made her look underage. Presumably, that was purposefully done to emphasize her need to develop. However, it would have been better to draw her as a more realistic looking adult and give her some curves, even if minimal.

#5) College Grown
Available at ZZZ Comics (http://www.sizechangecentral.com/)
Story by ZZZ (College Grown 1 through 3)
Art by HSefra (College Grown 1 through 3)
Colors by David Delanty (College Grown 3)
Lettering by Keith Perkins (College Grown 3)
(Three part story continued in the ongoing “Everything Grown” storyline)

College nerds and teachers become sexy curvy Titans! Readers initially follow the protagonist Ariana as she transforms and seduces her long-time crush. Later on, she busts out of a sexy top, which somehow was allowed by the school dress code. While I did enjoy that most of the growing girls were nerds, their dialogue was a little overdone with so many references being made to pop culture that it felt forced and unrealistic.

It’s been two years since the latest portion of this story, in Everything Grown, was published. I hope we see more, I want to see Ariana grow bigger than her college campus!

#4) The Outgrowing
Available at Giantess Fan (https://www.giantessfan.com/)
Written by Mac Rome
Illustrated by Dai (Sedna Studio)
(Six part story)

I appreciated the unique setting in the Amish community. I did not know that the Amish could use cell-phones or that they referred to non-Amish people as “English” before reading this. Additionally, I enjoyed how the protagonist went from well below average height to incredibly tall. The art is good for the most part, however at the end of the story Hannah’s “teats” reach down to her knees and are so disproportionate that the character becomes unattractive. That said, this is still a highly recommended read.

#3) I’m Still Growing
Available at ZZZ Comics (http://www.sizechangecentral.com/)
Story and art by ZZZ
(Four part story, ongoing)

It’s very fun how the women encouraged and helped each other grow ever larger! There were lots of growing and sex scenes. A lesbian couple engaged in a friendly growth competition. Plus in the last frame of Chapter 4 a helpless young man will be used as a human dildo in order to make a woman grow! Awesome stuff! I eagerly await chapter 5.

Sometimes skin appears gray and unattractive, for example in the first part there is a sequence where a woman grows inside a room with light blue walls. Both the woman and her male companion have an unhealthy pallor. Additionally, two characters named Sue and Kelly act oblivious to the fact that they are growing which is an odd choice, and it’s unclear if that was done for humor. Sue initially believes that her male lover is shrinking and that she is in a “mini city.” It was not until Sue encountered Kelly that she accepted what was really happening. Lastly, the lighting in some scenes was bad. Those frames were so light that colors appeared washed out and the sky was depicted as pure whiteness. That was distracting and made it hard to see details in the artwork.

#2) PMD
Available at Giantess Club (https://giantessclub.com/)
Written by Lorekeep
Illustrated by Portal Comics
(Seven part story)

I love how the scale of the giantesses vary widely in this story of the “Korean PMD war.” At one point, two American women at the demilitarized zone (DMZ), between North and South Korea, grow to enormous size and make North Korean giants look tiny. In another scene, a woman uses the North Korean dictator’s submarine as a sex toy. There is also a great panel showing the face of a giant woman as seen by her military superior in a helicopter above. The artwork was outstanding.

However, there was at least one continuity error when dialog comes from a blonde character, Private Nicole Noels, which I think should have come from her captain. The blonde tells a dark-haired woman to go to the coast, but then the blonde herself was shown along the coast. Also the captain was previously referred to as a corporal on a previous page. Lastly, it would have been nice to see rank insignia on the military members, such as stars for the general and chevrons for the enlisted soldiers.

#1) grOw #5 / grOwing Appreciation
Available at BustArtist’s BA Studios Inc. (http://bustartist.com/)
Written and illustrated by BustArtist
(Five part story)

I have been a fan of BustArtist’s work ever since I read his black and white “Wishful Thinking” comic strip well over a decade ago.

This features an unprecedented solar event as the catalyst that causes rapid growth. A young woman grows into a giantess at the local movie theater with her boyfriend, who just happens to be a fan of giantesses. Through the course of a single night she grows to theater-destroying size! Great art and an entertaining story. If anything could be done to improve it, I would add more growing women.