Amazing art as always

Love the little details, from the inside of the cabs to the signs! Also do I spy a SIG MPX there?

You have some good eyes!^^ But this one was actually inspired by Walther MPL since I think it looks more diesel-punkish!

Hah, you are right, the SIG has a curved magazine! Was kinda hard to tell with it being so small! Notheless great detail!

Love what you do man. Are you planning on a big comic or something along those lines, or nah? (Cuz it would be cool)

I'm glad you're digging it. I do plan a comic in this setting (not sure how you define big?). I'm currently writing a script and try to come up with various character and scenery designs (which is A LOT still to do)

Well, when I mean big I usually mean that a comic's setting is based on an original design, as opposed to 'small' stories which are usually based on the real world, but with furries thrown in as a natural aspect of our universe, in order to avoid having to go through the trouble of making an entirely new universe to fit all of these fictional elements into. At least, that's how I tend to separate furry comics into.

All right then I definitely aim to go for the former. This comic's setting will have no ties our real world.

God, the environment detail is superb!

GOD DIDLY DAMN this scene is bloody GORGIOUS LOOKING! I mean wow, if it hadn't been for the speech bubbles I would have sworn this was a screenshot taken straight out of a high budget anime movie. (or at least a anime movie that actually would make sense)
I just can't stop staring the concrete of all thing, it might seem like a bit silly thing to compliment on but the red lighting combined with the excellent texture just makes the concrete look so believable that everything else seems almost fake in comparison =P

but yea most of all I'm super impressed at how you structured the scene, the attention if fully on the truck and it's red sign before the attention starts notices all the other details. I love how much dept is added by adding that officer up so close to the viewer and blurring him. (something I really should try sometime) (also great idea to make his glow stick orange as it pulls less attention from the viewer than a red one. )

but yea I feel you really outdid yourself here! amazing work man =)

Thank you for THAT amount of appreciation. The concrete floor is the part I liked the most since that's what has brought this deep perspective into the picture. It was very dull lookings before that.
So you my day but I think you went Ned Flanders for a second there. lol

No words needed for... this SO AMAZING! The whole atmosphere in this picture is just... WOW *__* I love how you done the wet concrete slabs, with the red light reflections. Looks like a hell(-time) work to do!

The cold shine of the neon lights, the wet evening weather and armed border troopers... the scene has something heavy, overwhelming. The harbingers of something terrible...

Hey! Glad you like it!
Aaand something terrible there is on the horizon!