If the elf isn’t lying about Dammagrung, you’d thing she could just say why she is so determined to keep people out of it. For example, “Don’t go there its stuffed full of zombie ghosts!”
Or ghost zombies.
I hate ghost zombies… Once they start a next in the wall, you just can’t get em out!
Once played a game where we fought ghost-skeleton-cowboys.
So… We’re they cowboys who died, got reanimated, then died again? I have no idea. It was a baffling as it was irksome.
She would have said that if Hack didn’t jump her! Hack and She Dwarf don’t seem to be open to notes on their quest at this point either. Haha. I hear your concern, and what you are talking about is a pet peeve of mine as well, so it’ll come up soonish later.
Hack, I love how many time she says “Hack”. You can feel how stressful it is, Hack… You have top writing skills, Hack. 😛
Hey thank you! I’m glad you like that dialog! Dialog is one of the toughest things for me. Cheers!
Oh, man. This is the start of a truly great friendship.
It’s the start of something fun! They have A LOT to get through together, so they’ll have to grow together along the way! 🙂
This page is one of my all time favs. I LOVE this dynamic SO MUCH! This is how Sam and I talk after we both discover a new artist we both love. “Holy crap, Sam! Did you See that art Sam!? It was so good! Sam, I love this comic! Sam!”
SO GOOD!
Haha! Yay! It just kinda sprung from my attempt to have characters refer to each other by name every few pages, and this page happened to have a funny kind of rhythm to it.
Yes! The rhythm here has excellent comedic timing.
Jesse Hamm just did a little study about using vertical panels for comedy and horizontal panels for dramatic moments. I guess I did that on accident here.
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If the elf isn’t lying about Dammagrung, you’d thing she could just say why she is so determined to keep people out of it. For example, “Don’t go there its stuffed full of zombie ghosts!”
Or ghost zombies.
I hate ghost zombies… Once they start a next in the wall, you just can’t get em out!
Once played a game where we fought ghost-skeleton-cowboys.
So… We’re they cowboys who died, got reanimated, then died again? I have no idea. It was a baffling as it was irksome.
She would have said that if Hack didn’t jump her! Hack and She Dwarf don’t seem to be open to notes on their quest at this point either. Haha. I hear your concern, and what you are talking about is a pet peeve of mine as well, so it’ll come up soonish later.
Hack, I love how many time she says “Hack”. You can feel how stressful it is, Hack… You have top writing skills, Hack. 😛
Hey thank you! I’m glad you like that dialog! Dialog is one of the toughest things for me. Cheers!
Oh, man. This is the start of a truly great friendship.
It’s the start of something fun! They have A LOT to get through together, so they’ll have to grow together along the way! 🙂
This page is one of my all time favs. I LOVE this dynamic SO MUCH! This is how Sam and I talk after we both discover a new artist we both love. “Holy crap, Sam! Did you See that art Sam!? It was so good! Sam, I love this comic! Sam!”
SO GOOD!
Haha! Yay! It just kinda sprung from my attempt to have characters refer to each other by name every few pages, and this page happened to have a funny kind of rhythm to it.
Yes! The rhythm here has excellent comedic timing.
Jesse Hamm just did a little study about using vertical panels for comedy and horizontal panels for dramatic moments. I guess I did that on accident here.
I AM STARTING A HACK COUNTER FROM HERE ON OUT
HACK COUNTER: 6