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Dec 16 2009 9:07am
Dec 16 2009 9:07am
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The Tempest Wakens
A harrowing, perfect storm.
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Awesome story.
I've been a fan of these artists since they started with Kings of an Endless Sky on Tor.com.
Love the Artwork. would love to be at this level myself, but I am but a fledgling compared to these masters.
I've been a fan of these artists since they started with Kings of an Endless Sky on Tor.com.
Love the Artwork. would love to be at this level myself, but I am but a fledgling compared to these masters.
Wow! That ending has quite a kick!
I usually inhale these long-form art pieces, but this one was really stunning! The close-up on the eyes in particular -- bravo.
Ethan
I usually inhale these long-form art pieces, but this one was really stunning! The close-up on the eyes in particular -- bravo.
Ethan
Beautiful. It doesn't even need the words.
PS. Thanks for the scrolling vs. paginated option!
PS. Thanks for the scrolling vs. paginated option!
And I'm screaming on the previous page With Our Bones! And I was desperately hoping that I was wrong, but alas, cliches are more abundant than fleas on a tick hound. (Yes that's a cliche, in case no one noticed.)
Seriously, I know it's a comic, but couldn't the level of writing been bumped up a notch to match the artwork?
And @ 4. The reason you didn't need the words is because they were so common your brain was shutting them out.
(And I'm only going to mention passive voice, like a flatus at work, where everyone pretends not to notice, but it still stinks.)
Seriously, I know it's a comic, but couldn't the level of writing been bumped up a notch to match the artwork?
And @ 4. The reason you didn't need the words is because they were so common your brain was shutting them out.
(And I'm only going to mention passive voice, like a flatus at work, where everyone pretends not to notice, but it still stinks.)
I must confess to being pretty clueless when it comes to all things 'Cthulhu' (although I have been loving all the fantastic artwork in the Cthulhu feature this month - thanks Irene!).
However, this short comic just blew me away - pitch perfect and the artwork, WOW!
You guys really captured the power of the ocean and the octopus guy (apologies again for my ignorance :)
Your work just keeps on getting better and better - I especially love the atmospheric lighting in this one - stunning!
Looking forward to more
Cheers,
Jonathan
www.zero2illo.com
However, this short comic just blew me away - pitch perfect and the artwork, WOW!
You guys really captured the power of the ocean and the octopus guy (apologies again for my ignorance :)
Your work just keeps on getting better and better - I especially love the atmospheric lighting in this one - stunning!
Looking forward to more
Cheers,
Jonathan
www.zero2illo.com
Reminds me a little bit of Hodgson's "Out of the Storm." (As well as "Call of Cthulhu" of course.)
Great art. The writing works well with it, I think.
Great art. The writing works well with it, I think.
Um. I may be the only one thinking this but, I dont get it. What exactly is going on in the last page that makes being mentally assaulted by an eldritch abomination, a gigantic sentient life form presumably theyve never seen before, seem quaint in comparison? Are those supposed to be smoking ruins in the distance, or something?
