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Published: 2014-01-31 05:24:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 860; Favourites: 18; Downloads: 2
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Well here it is at last. This is a comic that I started at the beginning of 2013. It got delayed, pushed back by other projects, forgotten, rediscovered and only just now has it finally been finished.For a long time now I've wanted to make a comic like this one. I've already made a comic about the first time baby Diago meets Baal , but not one where we get to see Diago hanging out with him and developing that sort of "brotherly" relationship they had.
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Sweet, some more of Diago's early years! It's always cool seeing the interactions between these two, especially after seeing them brawl on a regular basis as adults. Love the set up in the first couple of panels. Diago is a born mischief maker.
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They'll never suspect a thing.
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Diago was surprisingly a rebel to begin with, even as a child.
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Kids these days: they have no respect for authority, I swear.
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Nope. maybe Diago will keep their asses in check. check yo'self before you wreck yo'self, suckas!
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Hey, it's prison rules, am I right?
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Great paneling and humor BUGMAN! Really, interestin' and fun. I love his little drawin 
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Yeah, that's Diago there in that drawing there. Just in case there was any confusion.
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Smoooooth - that's some convincing paper. Oh yes.
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You can't tell, but it's actually played in a loop.
It's just that seamless.
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*Shakily removes glasses*
... My God....
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Nothing but the bleeding edge of cool and hip for Diago!
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I cracks me up how he thinks that crude drawing is gonna fool security. I can only guess they are saying, "yeah, he just slipped out again. No no trouble, he'll go back in a little while."
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Mr. Veillance has dominion over all in the Research and Development laboratory.
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That's one way to get past those pesky cameras!
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See? This is Diago and he's clearly still in his cell.
Nothing to see here!
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Oh man I love the directing you did in the first part , the writing is top notch tooΒ
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Kind of a slow build up here in the beginning. It was kind of my attempt at setting up the atmosphere.
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This must be Diago in his rebellious teenage years.
Although, I can't really think of a time when Diago wasn't rebellious, so maybe that's redundant.
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Try telling that to a pair of hairy killer monsters.
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The pacing of this comic is a little slower than my usual Diago comics.
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So I see Diago's personality was already well-set from a young age.
In other news, cool comic - I like the transition from panels 5 to 7 a lot, very "crafty young bastard" as one would imagine Diago was.
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Diago was a little more positive and a little less cynical back then, though.
But then, we all were, weren't we?
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That was the beauty of being a child.
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Years before reality crushes their hopes and dreams. Just beautiful.
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Reminds me of my relationship with my brothers, except without the smoking.
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You mean just verbally abusive?
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Mostly heckling one another.
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