PROLOGUE - Page 6
Nov 07, 2024
Simone really wanted to be dramatic but John ruined the mood by being a wild Lizzie Sage stan. Honestly, good for him. Let my man have some joy in this crime filled city.
With this page we end the first half of the prologue - get ready to meet our main duo in Los Angeles soon (in the second half)!
Credits:
aloe-leaf: layout, backgrounds, character drawings
basiart_escapism: character drawings, character shading
Next page next week! :D
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Content warnings:
This comic features blood, gun violence, swearing, smoking, bootlegging and is not intended for people below 13 years old.
This comic is NOT historically accurate. We tried to have as many historical references as possible, however a lot of historical events, places and social norms were changed in order to boost the storytelling and make everything more relatable to the modern reader. We're sorry in advance to all history nerds.
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