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So, there's a bit of a back story behind this one, in case you're interested. If not, skip to the bottom for the tl;dr version.

My senior year of high school, I finally got back into reading on a regular basis. While reading The Invisible Man, I thought it would be fun to try and draw the main character. I soon discovered that drawing Griffin was ridiculously fun, trying to put as much expression as possible into what was essentially an empty suit of clothes.

Soon I was drawing him whenever I was bored, and he took over my math notes church bulletins. When I finished The Invisible Man, I started doodling characters from the next book I read (Good Omens), and it became a sort of tradition for me to doodle whatever I was reading that week on my church bulletins/math notes.

However, when I got to The Island of Doctor Moreau, I was suddenly struck with the idea that Moreau and Griffin had a lot in common, and thus the doodles quickly turned into several mini-comics featuring the two. As I read more, they were joined by other characters, and I thought that this might be a decent idea for an ongoing strip. I wrote several scripts, but never drew them, because I was working on other things.

Well, recently my friend told me about another crossover webcomic, (Girls Next Door, by Pika-la-Cynique) which reminded me of the dusty old Word file of scripts. So, since I had been looking for something fun and low-pressure to draw, I decided to take a crack at actually drawing out the old storyline. And here we are, with page one.

TL;DR version:

I like drawing The Invisible Man and Dr. Moreau, and reading someone else's crossover comic inspired me to finally draw up some old fancomic scripts I had about them.

About this page specifically:

Yes, I fail perspective forever. I know. This was supposed to be a quick, fun sketch, so I didn't mess with it much.

Pencil

Description
So, there's a bit of a back story behind this one, in case you're interested. If not, skip to the bottom for the tl;dr version.

My senior year of high school, I finally got back into reading on a regular basis. While reading The Invisible Man, I thought it would be fun to try and draw the main character. I soon discovered that drawing Griffin was ridiculously fun, trying to put as much expression as possible into what was essentially an empty suit of clothes.

Soon I was drawing him whenever I was bored, and he took over my math notes church bulletins. When I finished The Invisible Man, I started doodling characters from the next book I read (Good Omens), and it became a sort of tradition for me to doodle whatever I was reading that week on my church bulletins/math notes.

However, when I got to The Island of Doctor Moreau, I was suddenly struck with the idea that Moreau and Griffin had a lot in common, and thus the doodles quickly turned into several mini-comics featuring the two. As I read more, they were joined by other characters, and I thought that this might be a decent idea for an ongoing strip. I wrote several scripts, but never drew them, because I was working on other things.

Well, recently my friend told me about another crossover webcomic, (Girls Next Door, by Pika-la-Cynique) which reminded me of the dusty old Word file of scripts. So, since I had been looking for something fun and low-pressure to draw, I decided to take a crack at actually drawing out the old storyline. And here we are, with page one.

TL;DR version:

I like drawing The Invisible Man and Dr. Moreau, and reading someone else's crossover comic inspired me to finally draw up some old fancomic scripts I had about them.

About this page specifically:

Yes, I fail perspective forever. I know. This was supposed to be a quick, fun sketch, so I didn't mess with it much.

Pencil