1: Cover + Intro
Dec 06, 2015
Hey, thanks for reading! Just a few words: this comic is drawn for print, so I apologize in advance for any two-page spreads or panel arrangements that don't read well in Tapastic's vertical-scrolling set-up.
Critiques and comments are always welcome. I make bad hovertext jokes on the SmackJeeves publishing of this comic, but I haven't figured out how to incorporate them here yet.
For more art and extras:
alkcomics.tumblr.com
instagram.com/alkcomics
Cheers \m/
Lucian
Top comment
He's not wrong about things losing meaning with enough repetition. Just try saying a single word a few dozen times. This introduction is intriguing and the artwork is a great meeting of academic superhero comic and gritty, ominous dystopian fantasy. I'm really looking forward to figuring this world out :3
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