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Should I have been putting disclaimers in the descriptions of all these pages? I made sure to label this comic as FAN ART, but will that protect me from a mob of Mickey Lawyers?

Anyway, I guess this is a wrap for the "Aftermath" chapter, and I feel I should, perhaps, go back to my regular art for a while because I've got my own list of original characters and stories I feel I'm neglecting. At the same time, it's become a bit of a dilemma because I know my serge in popularity is due to my Zootopia art, so it's a decision of "should I stay or should I go?"

Also, there are so many other Zootopia comics out there that I feel are much better than mine, not just because of how spot on the art is, but mostly, it's the stories that these other artists come up with. It makes me say things like: "Damn, I wish I had thought of that." It feels like there are less and less original ideas available to me put out myself while these other artists can put out their pages so much faster with their fancy digital art software. Meanwhile, I'm stuck behind with my actual pencil and paper. I do have an epic story in mind my "Wilde-Hopps Chronicles" comic, but because it's currently being developed traditionally, it's just going to take time.

Please don't think that I'm bashing anyone, I love viewing the other comics and drawings, especially if they're composed digitally. I am just laying out my personal frustrations (and, admittedly, my subtle selfishness) that I really should get over, because with a movie like Zootopia, I should expect there to be hundreds of great artists simultaneously throwing their submissions all over the net.

ENOUGH BITCHING!!!

I just hope page eight is up to par, and there is more to come eventually!

(Zootopia and its characters are copyrighted to Disney, and I don't own any of it! There, are you happy Mickey Lawyers??)