I made a pact with myself early on in the development of RapRex, when I first began taking it seriously as a comic and not just an exercise in character design - I would never go back and redo old pages, no matter how dated or ugly they may look, I'd leave them as they originally were intended. Now that the comic is passed the four-year mark, some of the older chapters aren't looking as spectacular as I first thought; yet I'm holding to m pact.
The only exceptions being two pages which fell victim to the destructive curiosity of one of my cats, and needed reconstruction.

However, I've decided that for the sake of continuity and story-telling, I'm going to insert a few extra pages here and there where I think the action or situation needs more explaining.
This of course poses the problem of trying to match my older style.

I had no idea how difficult that would be!

Nevertheless, I've already integrated two new pages into an older chapter to help with the pacing. I've tried to match styles, but only time will see how seamless (or not) I manged the transition.

In other news, I've been working on wholly new pages as well as some unrelated sketches, so hopefully I'll have new stuff to upload before the earth gets much older.

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