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Feb 29, 2016
The comic is listed as "horror," but it's also a comedy and not something meant to be taken terribly seriously.
I originally tried to draw this page out three or four times by hand before giving up and doing it fully digital, the first picture that I did. Back then I was using my sister's old tablet and Gimp to draw the comic, and let me tell you I'm really glad that I now have Photoshop and my own, fully functional tablet. I had to go back to using Gimp for the first ten pages or so, and while I'm glad that I had the program in the past, see no future for it with me.
Check out my art blog at allfatherart.tumblr.com
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This is the first comic that I worked on, mainly doing the art while Truman wrote it. It released on Smackjeeves as [T&G’s] Love Apocalypse from May 7th 2013 to August 9th 2015, totaling in 63 pages, plus extras. The first page is being released on the main character’s birthday: February 28th.
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- A unified typeface in a comic style font
- Fewer typos
- Larger page size
- Minor revisions to the script
- Minor revisions to the tagline
- Minor revisions and cleaning of the art
- Minor characters that get a lot of explication in the extra pages
- Regular updates
- Definite length
- If you really want to you can read the earlier published version to see what happens
- Hindsight commentary
- Non-GMO*
- Gluten Free*
- Thrills, chills, and spills
- Naïve interpretations of Japanese culture
- Regular interpretations of Japanese culture
- A merging of certain aspects of Japanese and American culture
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- Steadily improving artwork
- Bonus content?
I hope that you have a good time reading the comic, either for the first time or again in a new format.
*“Non-GMO” and “Gluten Free” mean that the reader won’t be dietarily exposed to GMO products or gluten as a result of reading this comic, not that there isn’t mention of it in the comic itself.
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