Likes: hard rock heavy metal
Dislikes: fat goth people redneck music
Likes to watch TV for hours on end & street racing

In your current style, Boo reminds me of Death from Sandman X3

This is a really awesome picture. I adore her boots.

well, your webcomic seems to interest me...in fact everything including the design and set-up looks quite interesting. I'll read up on it when i return from my assignment tomorrow...2-3 months.
...but for now I'll read what i can.

Heh heh, thanks a bunch. Good luck in what you get through. I make no claim that my comic is good, but hey it will still be there when you get back. I hope.

Oh you're gonna do the thing with the stats and drawing tools awesome. A fencing ruler really suits her.

What's that? A picture of Boo? *reflex clicks to fave* Whaaaat!? I've got a bit of a thing for candy goths!

About the looser, messier style: While I wouldn't mind it for bonus arcs or side arcs, I'm not sure I'd want it for the main story. I kinda feel like the main story should be a bit of a showcase of your talent (both in writing and in drawing). I understand that this can be time consuming and difficult to maintain but, (and this is clearly my own personal preference) waiting a bit longer and more patiently for a higher quality product is a reasonable trade off.

I love the pose! Nailed the feet position. I like the angle of the frame of it all. Love it!

looks awesome!

Classy and graceful. Very nice!

I'll be honest, the actual palette of this one seems like a step down from the comic -- but the way that it's painted, and the liveliness of the lines, I love. Expressiveness and atmosphere are the two things that make AM's art so enjoyable, and this doesn't sacrifice either, if anything it enhances them..

Admittedly this one did end up a lot more muted than the one with T-square that I uploaded last night too. But they're both using the same methods, give or take. I'm working on a third pic right now just to test the idea further..

My real dilemma is that this is a very expression, bouncy method, the sketchy style helps keep a lot of the personality I like to have in pics, but the other method goes along the lines of a very "animated cartoon" style that I also love.. oh decisions decisions...
still, I may use it for the intermediate, intermission comic arc that's.. well once it gets started you'll understand why it's a kind of "don't care" bunch of pages.

ooh less than three. wish I had something to say here.

Add something about meat bubblegum.

Boo is just flat out hawt :P

Aside from the browned-out/washed-out look, this method actually conveys a real stylistic edge to your work. Sure, it looks rough, but not in a bad way. I think it would look amazing with a more vivid colour palette!

p.s. Fencing with a ruler? My childhood!

It's muted yes. It's just how this one turned out due to both experimenting and desiring a particular look. I think it makes her stars on her clothes stand out more and makes the highlights pop.

Oh, for this piece, I agree -- as a general style, though, I'd say it's too much so -- since you were musing on trying it!

still having trouble with the specs?

Why remain with one style constantly? Use whatever style works for a particular page or sequence.

She looks neat.

I'm pretty sure Boo is my favorite character in the AM universe.

You might try giving her a speed / agility / stamina stat, since fencing seems to involve all of those.

And endurance. How well would she hold up against a ninja? o.o

lots incomen. exsept im an ninja/assassint.
and and part metal head but nice work .
i like it

ive always had a soft spot for boo

admittedly, I find this style of yours quite sloppy looking... the one with T-square isn't bad, but this one is quite awful in my opinion, and the expression is... rather indescribable.

I'm sorry to have to say that. I mean, if you like it, and it allows you to put out more comics, that's fine... but I admit I think you've been doing a good job with the party story arc, that style is very nice, both clean and stylized.

If you're sorry, then don't say it. Calling it sloppy means you missed the point entirely anyway.
Either way, I'm not sorry that I don't do perfect clean lines and formulaic cell shading ALL the time, it's part of the fun of trying new things. Oh that's right, I'm not supposed to try other styles and methods, or even allowed to sketch. I mean I'm only an artist.

Why not use the stats you thought up for that table-top RPG I heard about?

There are too many to fit right on the page. 9 stats in all.

Hmm, I can see how that'd be overly complicated.