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You thought you were getting out of one on my comics without a Ted Leo reference?
Pages like this are why I upload an entire issue at once, tbh.
This may come across as an intentional parody of those manga and video games where an enemy has multiple forms they have to keep fighting, but I assure you, I just think in those terms.
I probably could have used another panel on this page? It happens. I work to learn and I learn to work.
This is the last longer chapter until the REALLY long chapter at the end.
If I keep on it, you should have the least amount of wait time between chapters 8 and 9
I did look up the most common note a car horn makes, yes.
So, my intention was always to finish posting this comic in February, and I had everything mapped out on a calendar to make that happen, but at some point I posted too many chapters at once? So there was supposed[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
You can buy Fields of Sand here if you’d like to read the whole thing in a more convenient format. It has the entire comic, including the yet-to-be-published chapters. It’s also in a slightly higher resolution (this comic was made[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
You can buy Fields of Sand here if you’d like to read the whole thing in a more convenient format. It has the entire comic, including the yet-to-be-published chapters. It’s also in a slightly higher resolution (this comic was made[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
You can buy Fields of Sand here if you’d like to read the whole thing in a more convenient format. It has the entire comic, including the yet-to-be-published chapters. It’s also in a slightly higher resolution (this comic was made[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
You can buy Fields of Sand here if you’d like to read the whole thing in a more convenient format. It has the entire comic, including the yet-to-be-published chapters. It’s also in a slightly higher resolution (this comic was made[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
You can buy Fields of Sand here if you’d like to read the whole thing in a more convenient format. It has the entire comic, including the yet-to-be-published chapters. It’s also in a slightly higher resolution (this comic was made[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
You can buy Fields of Sand here if you’d like to read the whole thing in a more convenient format. It has the entire comic, including the yet-to-be-published chapters. It’s also in a slightly higher resolution (this comic was made[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
You can buy Fields of Sand here if you’d like to read the whole thing in a more convenient format. It has the entire comic, including the yet-to-be-published chapters. It’s also in a slightly higher resolution (this comic was made[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
You can buy Fields of Sand here if you’d like to read the whole thing in a more convenient format. It has the entire comic, including the yet-to-be-published chapters. It’s also in a slightly higher resolution (this comic was made[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
You can buy Fields of Sand here if you’d like to read the whole thing in a more convenient format. It has the entire comic, including the yet-to-be-published chapters. It’s also in a slightly higher resolution (this comic was made[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
You can buy Fields of Sand here if you’d like to read the whole thing in a more convenient format. It has the entire comic, including the yet-to-be-published chapters. It’s also in a slightly higher resolution (this comic was made[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
You can buy Fields of Sand here if you’d like to read the whole thing in a more convenient format. It has the entire comic, including the yet-to-be-published chapters. It’s also in a slightly higher resolution (this comic was made[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
You can buy Fields of Sand here if you’d like to read the whole thing in a more convenient format. It has the entire comic, including the yet-to-be-published chapters. It’s also in a slightly higher resolution (this comic was made[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
You can buy Fields of Sand here if you’d like to read the whole thing in a more convenient format. It has the entire comic, including the yet-to-be-published chapters. It’s also in a slightly higher resolution (this comic was made[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
You can buy Fields of Sand here if you’d like to read the whole thing in a more convenient format. It has the entire comic, including the yet-to-be-published chapters. It’s also in a slightly higher resolution (this comic was made[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
You can buy Fields of Sand here if you’d like to read the whole thing in a more convenient format. It has the entire comic, including the yet-to-be-published chapters. It’s also in a slightly higher resolution (this comic was made[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
You can buy Fields of Sand here if you’d like to read the whole thing in a more convenient format. It has the entire comic, including the yet-to-be-published chapters. It’s also in a slightly higher resolution (this comic was made[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This is a long one! But I accidentally forgot to post it in December, so I guess I’m posting 38 pages this week and then 55 next week.
Hey, I remember her! She’s the main character.
Get ready, these next 80 pages are the most artsy I’m likely to ever get in a comic.
Remember? From earlier?
To be honest there’s so much spot-black in this comic that I’d never print it on my own.
Wow, what a surprise – the loosest comic I’ve ever published also has the most amount of splash pages.
Get ready folks – this next part was made into my Animation 2 final project over ten years ago.
This idea had been lingering in my head for so long that I figured if I didn’t dispel it it would never leave. The problem is is that it worked, and I constantly forget that I made this.
So here’s an odd thing – I always wind up animating run and walk cycles backwards. Digitally it’s an easy fix, on paper it can be harder, especially when you aren’t very mentally organized, which now I’m kind of, but[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Also before this I am not very sure what I was trying to accomplish either.
*pweeeeh!* sound effect plays
I’ve never done a climactic battle before. Most of my comics end with people yelling at each other.
I drew the original draft of this comic on the train when I was a freshman in college. It was free-form then – like now- but spiraled out of control in a way that is completely unreadable.
The way I talk about this comic sometimes might make it seem like I didn’t or don’t care. And that’s not the case. This comic, before and now are things I made during the downtime when I was at super[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
So this comic has been a massive help to me, mentally, whenever I’ve made it. Hopefully I won’t have to make it again. ALSO doing it this time helped me learn a lot about timing in comics, I think.
