1 - 1
Sep 27, 2016
Here we are on (redrawn) page one, how exciting!
- - -
I've been working on Frames and posting it to Comic Fury since 2014, and I've just decided to post it to Tapastic as well!
So, while the entire story so far is viewable there, I'm still working on posting all of it here. The first chapter is actually a redrawn and updated version of the original first chapter that I drew two years ago, so be warned that the art quality takes a hit at the start of chapter two! It gets better from there, I promise!
Recommendation for you
-
Recommendation
Long Exposure
LGBTQ+ 2.3m likes
-
Recommendation
Copper eyes
BL 1m likes
-
Recommendation
Humor me
Slice of life 2.9m likes
-
Recommendation
Domino Tower
BL 64.1k likes
-
Recommendation
Black Key Incubus
Fantasy 360.5k likes
-
Recommendation
Strange and Wild
BL 629.1k likes
-
Feeling lucky
Random series you may like
Frames
5.6k views25 subscribers
After being suddenly stolen from their world, a group of teenagers discover that they have been chosen by god to embark on a series of adventures across the multiverse.
- - -
Frames was first uploaded to Comic Fury in 2014, and in 2016 I began adding it to Tapas. After a while though, college and other obligations took hold and I disappeared until 2020 when I began posting again. Frames is an unfinished story and probably always will be, but since I'd already started uploading it here I wanted it to be complete (in its incompleteness).
It's definitely a product of its time and place within my life, but everything is. I still look back on it as an extremely educational experience and I only feel a *little* embarrassed to still have it up on the internet :)
- - -
Frames was first uploaded to Comic Fury in 2014, and in 2016 I began adding it to Tapas. After a while though, college and other obligations took hold and I disappeared until 2020 when I began posting again. Frames is an unfinished story and probably always will be, but since I'd already started uploading it here I wanted it to be complete (in its incompleteness).
It's definitely a product of its time and place within my life, but everything is. I still look back on it as an extremely educational experience and I only feel a *little* embarrassed to still have it up on the internet :)
Comments (0)
See all