I like the switch in color. I like this "quiet" scene. I like the shadow on the tree. I like you. Get over it.

TMI. I'm sure all will be revealed like a LOST flashback but it's getting a lil' hard to follow their dynamic. This Jackson cat is a clinical jackanape but I kinda like him, too.

As for the art? Take me to the river.

This thing looks stunning. As ever Timothy knocks the pictures out of the park. I'll wait until there is more to go on with the story. The fractured dialog lends a lot of realism but works against intelligibility at the moment. I have faith that it'll all fall into place like something intricate and wonderful....that just falls into place.

I can follow. Tim's just peeling back the onion skin, each layer revealing another one. I suspect that this is one that's going to read better in larger chunks rather than the inescapable 1 or 2 pages a week. But that's ok.

Watch those capital letters, Tim. Don't make me warn you again.

Love the color, Tim. It works well with the tone of the story.

Great stuff. I love the very real dialogue, which is NOT confusing, after rereading it and thinking about it as the way people would talk to each other, kind of like listening to two people talk on the street, you won't get everything. An d the art is of course amazing.

Speaking as a man who hates hates hates drawing cars, I'm kind of in awe at how well this book is drawn.

But someday a book, right?

I will buy the book, but truly, the story so far confuses me a bit. But this is what a serial makes so interesting, right? Will grab some peanuts and wait for next week!!