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I love the wide range of expressions the artists give the Diver. We’ve known he’s not quite “all there” since the start, and I think they portray that very well. Sometimes subtle, sometimes overt. It’s pretty impressive.
Oh my goodness, Uniform is so calm and sure of this. As is befitting their instincts. The Diver seems to be getting the hang of of summoning up other aspects as well.
I have concerns when it comes to be Charlie’s turn.
I just realized I am too old to follow this comic.
And I mean that quite literally. Assuming there is quite some story left to tell here, and I will be lucky enough to live out an average lifespan for people in my part of the world, still I will most likely be long dead before the ending will be up.
So goodbye.
I feel the same as Kuggur. At the current rate of 3 pages per year it may easily exceed my life expectancy. But I may come looking for new pages once a year.
The final two panels of Uniform… I especially like the way you drew Uniform’s posture, like he’s resigned and waiting!
Nice, new page! Also – what a turnaround for Diver.
He’s been pretty stable for a while. It almost makes you forget that his mind is splintered and he has no empathy.
I love the wide range of expressions the artists give the Diver. We’ve known he’s not quite “all there” since the start, and I think they portray that very well. Sometimes subtle, sometimes overt. It’s pretty impressive.
Loving all new pages! Thanks so much for coming back to this!
so intense, man. this whole story really speaks to me. cheers.
Oh my goodness, Uniform is so calm and sure of this. As is befitting their instincts. The Diver seems to be getting the hang of of summoning up other aspects as well.
I have concerns when it comes to be Charlie’s turn.
why does he get that almost glassy eyed look when his confidence talks him into something? Charlie got mind powers?
I just realized I am too old to follow this comic.
And I mean that quite literally. Assuming there is quite some story left to tell here, and I will be lucky enough to live out an average lifespan for people in my part of the world, still I will most likely be long dead before the ending will be up.
So goodbye.
I feel the same as Kuggur. At the current rate of 3 pages per year it may easily exceed my life expectancy. But I may come looking for new pages once a year.
Buck the trend. Live forever.
happy new year, dude! all the best to you
Thanks Garth, you too!