C1 False 26-45
Feb 06, 2016
Aaaand that's the end of chapter 1. I hope you liked it, some notes:
- this page is a reference to Dante's Divina Commedia. I included more literary references later on, but this might be a nice detail to remember, I'll explain again when the time comes though.
- the next chapter I made a script, so I actually knew where the chapter was going when I was drawing.
- my style keeps changing and developing, the second chapter is very different from the first. These older pages are so awkard haha.
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The further this story progresses, the more it becomes an attempt at saving the edgy murder story I started when I was 13. I apologise for any inconsistencies and weird developments!
I most likely will never finish this story, be forewarned.
Hiroshi loves his family. Today he'll visit his little sister Amaya in prison, but things don't go quite as they were planned when he leaves. The "who dunnit" aspect is the main focus of most detectives, for the people close to the victems the "why dunnit" may be more important. The past can't be changed but maybe Hiroshi and his family can learn to understand it.
The comic will, for the biggest part, be in colour and it's made entirely traditionally.
I most likely will never finish this story, be forewarned.
Hiroshi loves his family. Today he'll visit his little sister Amaya in prison, but things don't go quite as they were planned when he leaves. The "who dunnit" aspect is the main focus of most detectives, for the people close to the victems the "why dunnit" may be more important. The past can't be changed but maybe Hiroshi and his family can learn to understand it.
The comic will, for the biggest part, be in colour and it's made entirely traditionally.
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