Don't feel bad about not updating when you "should", do it at your own pace. : ) I hope you feel better soon!

Thank you :)

I would like to keep a schedule rather than leave readers hanging, but for now I'll just have to flag when you can reasonably expect the next page to arrive.

Yeah I understand : ) but I know how busy things can get, and feeling sick/unwell does not help. Take care of yourself first and foremost.

Burden station, what a name :\

And believe me, there are artists out there such as myself who have worse work ethics than you. Go at your pace.

I agree with those above me! Go at your own pace. X3

Gawd, your style is fantastic! <33

I wonder if this is a real place more and more with each page. It's brought to life really well.

be well!

Very impressive.

Even with your establishing pages I fall deeper and deeper in love with this comic. I sincerely hope you keep up with this fantastic piece of work you have going here, and I really hope things start getting a bit sunnier for you.

Commutes never help anything. Hopefully you're well soon. I'm loving this comic.

Shades of line claire and Londonish suroundings, jolly spiffing.

Oh man, even though it takes place in the 80's. It still looks like the London lived in and loved.

Nothing beat living in Zone 1.

This looks fantastic!

Go at your own pace, and be well!

So awesome. I hunger for more

i really like the emphasis on modernist architecture in the second panel.
wow, you really now how to set a comic up. Here's to seeing it finished

I don't understand why moult doesn't get more popularity. Just look at his last entries, they are mind-blowing! This is a real comics with all thing one needs: polished story-telling, full-detailed urban environment, smart transitions between frames and pages, an unique and expurgate artwork and coloring, adorable characters, etc. And the whole thing is not even elitist or pretentious. All in all, this is better than anything I've read recently, both here and in my bookstore.

It's unfair.

*grumble*

Thank you. You're too kind - I do hope to give the comic many of those qualities, but surely there's not much evidence of them yet...

I will forever be in love with the amazing work you do with a muted pallette

Hello - I'm new to your work. Consider me thoroughly intrigued, and take your time in posting!

Blackfriars bridge, right? But I can't place the station that Burden's based on - Morden looks different :/

Yes, well spotted. Are you a Londoner?

Visually Burden Station is an amalgam of Colliers Wood and South Wimbledon stations. Its name is meant to fall somewhere between Morden and Merton, but there's a bit more to it than that.

I've lived there for a couple of years before escaping up the Thames Valley. Actually my first guess was Vauxhall bridge, so my memory seems a little shaky there.

http://is.gd/7Xz7W and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:C.....mSouthTube.jpg too, a little. Echoes of Charles Holden in the name?

There's a Burden, Kansas as well. Looks heavy.

wow - great cityscape there

haha ps I feel you on that 8 hour shift + hour commute each way thing - did that today, myself! preeeetty tiring. take your time with the comic

What a wonderful rendition of a wonderful city...I love the detail in the cranes.

The tube station is such a stunning replica, and just screams zone 3 and beyond...would I be a million miles off if I thought you'd referenced Colliers Wood?

You'd be within walking distance :) See above.

Oh wonderful :)

I feel quite proud of myself.

This opening is aces.

You're putting me to shame, my job's to draw and I've yet to draw anything worth what this is. I had high expectations, but man, you're beating every single one so far :)

I'm quite enjoying these pages; there's a lot happening in them, a sense of things moving along.

What are those three crane-looking structures in the second panel?

They're cranes. (Ockham's razor in action.)

lovvit love it

Now THIS is the kind of muted color I was looking for!

Holy crap, watched a million times.

Also that fox really reminds me of Red from Ruby Quest.

The color tone of these comics works marvelously! It does an incredible job in strengthening the atmosphere.

Only worry about updating far too little or far too much in their extremes. If you start pushing out updates for the sake of doing so, your comics are likely to suffer for it -- and the new reader who gets to see your entire library of work upfront is going to have a less meaningful experience because of it.

This isn't to say you shouldn't set deadlines, of course! Just take your circumstances into account, and don't beat yourself up too much for letting them slip by.

This is all very visually rich and narratively cerebral. I approve!

Hand up, Londoner here too. Blackfriars bridge is very recognisable.

lovely, lovely tableau

I'd favourite this.

Oh wait, I did. Because it's got all that retro-class I crave. <3

God, you are so disciplined. So talented. So patient. This is immaculate.