Chapter 1: A Friend in Need, page 15
Oct 07, 2021
And with this, the first chapter comes to its conclusion!
I’ll be taking a small hiatus till (likely) November to make some more buffer pages and catch up with my academic duties, and after that we’ll get back to 1749, meet new characters (some of whom will even stay with us for quite a while) and see Flora’s little helper, well, help. Alan might be a tad off his rocker but he’s a man of his word.
UPD: Unfortunately, the hiatus is taking a bit longer than planned because of work and PhD deadlines interfering, but do not worry, the comic is not going anywhere and is currently in the works! Please stay tuned.
Tom Farrow
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how do you research the costumes, is it as simple as pinterest or is it more complex?
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