Arrival: Part 1
Mar 18, 2023
Ah, the beginning. I have maybe redone this series five times now. I originally came up with it when I was ten, playing Street Fighter. The facebook page for Super City still has stuff I drew back in 2012 ~ 2013, but that was still way later than when I first came up with it. I may incorporate some of the earliest art as backgrounds at some point. That would be fun. Like kid drawings.
Anyway, here's our hero making his way through a exposition filled entry
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