Chang'e the Moon Goddess

The gods and goddesses of Ancient China live in a parallel dimension called the Dragon Realm. The immortal inhabitants are ruled by their benevolent creator, known as the Dragon Emperor. The great ruler is kind to those who are loyal, including the beautiful and captivating socialite, Chang'e. But when her husband - the noble hero, Hou Yi - angers the Dragon Emperor, he and Chang'e are banished to the Earth Realm. While Hou Yi did his best to make his beloved wife happy, Chang'e was unwilling to live amongst the mortals on Earth. And so she vowed to do whatever it took to defy the Dragon Emperor and return to her home - no matter the cost.

*Chang'e, the Moon Goddess is included in digital & print copies of Um Khuzi: Origin.

Starring:

Yifan Tu

Artwork by Pin Chen

Title Design by Rain Art Studio

Back Cover Art by Netho Diaz

Edited by Heather W. Clayton

Written and Arranged by Michael Kelley

Fun Facts by writer & creator Michael Kelley

The correct pronunciation of the name Chang'e is difficult to do in English. It's chong, followed by a sound similar to making a small "e" sound with a mouth full of water. It is not a sound that is made in the traditional English alphabet.
Chang'e is the actual Moon Goddess in Chinese mythology, who is celebrated each year during the Mid-Autumn Festival in mid- to late-September.

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