
It's time fore page 3! Ammon gives his own snide remark, and the cannon gets fired.
In other news, I have a little rule 34 comic that I've been working on off to side. Its just a small little silly thing that wont take much time to get done, but gives me a chance to refresh from the main piece here. It's a straight piece this time so just giving a heads up.
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In other news, I have a little rule 34 comic that I've been working on off to side. Its just a small little silly thing that wont take much time to get done, but gives me a chance to refresh from the main piece here. It's a straight piece this time so just giving a heads up.
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Category Artwork (Digital) / Comics
Species Dragon (Other)
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Ah yes, Ammon has yellow eyes! You might want to add a view of his other eye in his character sheet (I've been wondering what his working eye looks like!)
You still have my interest in your work from your character designs and style, especially from the last comic and I'm just DYING to see the rest of this comic and more in the future! I'm quite interested in the sexual (M/M) as well as non-sexual aspects of your characters (their stories, relationships with one another, etc.)
The polygon-styled panels is an interesting approach, but it may require arrows or some way to follow through the right panels to keep from confusing anyone who are used to reading only horizontal and vertical comic panels. Or you can just move those panels to the left side of the final panel to keep the consistent "read from left-to-right" approach.
Also you spelled "preform".
Keep up the good work!
You still have my interest in your work from your character designs and style, especially from the last comic and I'm just DYING to see the rest of this comic and more in the future! I'm quite interested in the sexual (M/M) as well as non-sexual aspects of your characters (their stories, relationships with one another, etc.)
The polygon-styled panels is an interesting approach, but it may require arrows or some way to follow through the right panels to keep from confusing anyone who are used to reading only horizontal and vertical comic panels. Or you can just move those panels to the left side of the final panel to keep the consistent "read from left-to-right" approach.
Also you spelled "preform".
Keep up the good work!
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