Palentine's Day (1)
Jul 15, 2016
Yooooo, because Hiding Heinrik is a multi-panel comic, it takes longer to finish a page than Hail to the Noose or Shithouse Maggots, so I don’t really have a backlog for this like I do for them. With finals fast on the approach, I haven’t had a lot of time to draw, so for the next few weeks I’ll be releasing this Palentine’s Day extravaganza. This first collection of panels is the only traditional page from this mini-cluster of non-chronological HH fun, but as of yet none of them are colored in.
TEXT:
MAV: Hey, I’m–
MAV: What the actual fuck
MAVE: MAV! Happy Valentine’s Day
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