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WHO WANTS A PDF?!?
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Also I'm planning on getting a couple copies of it printed and bound, so if you want one, leave a comment and I'll start making a list so I know how many to get. (Also if you have any insight or experience into getting small quantities of books printed, I'd appreciate some pointers. I've never done this before.)

Anyway, uh, well. We're here guys! The comic is finished. Far and away the biggest project I've ever completed in terms of work and hours. It started out as an experiment into how well xenomorphs would work in a Metroid story, as well as an experiment of how I would tell Metroid stories if Nintendo gave me creative freedom over her world, as well as an experiment into how deep/emotional/complex of a story I could tell without dialogue, as well as an experiment into whether I was actually physically capable of sticking with a project this size. And in the end, I think I got results pretty close to what I wanted. In hindsight a lot of the art and proportions are kind of inconsistent and strange (especially the faces) but it represents such a comparatively wide snapshot of my artistic career that I can see my style and skill evolve over the course of it, and that's an encouraging thing. It may not be perfect, but it's exactly how I like it. But uh anyway.

You guys have all been awesome. It's been a long project with many delays, but it's had many fans, and it's had many very kind and insightful comments, and it just means so much. Sometimes I look at the numbers of favorites and views and imagine that number of people standing there in my apartment IRL, and it boggles the mind every time that you guys all came and saw and enjoyed. Thank you and God bless you. I've had so much fun.

What's next for me? IDK. Something. Probably a lot of little things first. I'm not done with storytelling, and I'm not done with art, and I'm not done with Metroid, though for the sake of my sanity, I hope the three will not soon combine themselves in quite the same way.

Description

<== First | <= Prev

The End

WHO WANTS A PDF?!?
=> THE COMIC WITH A WHITE BORDER AROUND IT <=
=> THE COMIC WITH NO WHITE BORDER <=

Also I'm planning on getting a couple copies of it printed and bound, so if you want one, leave a comment and I'll start making a list so I know how many to get. (Also if you have any insight or experience into getting small quantities of books printed, I'd appreciate some pointers. I've never done this before.)

Anyway, uh, well. We're here guys! The comic is finished. Far and away the biggest project I've ever completed in terms of work and hours. It started out as an experiment into how well xenomorphs would work in a Metroid story, as well as an experiment of how I would tell Metroid stories if Nintendo gave me creative freedom over her world, as well as an experiment into how deep/emotional/complex of a story I could tell without dialogue, as well as an experiment into whether I was actually physically capable of sticking with a project this size. And in the end, I think I got results pretty close to what I wanted. In hindsight a lot of the art and proportions are kind of inconsistent and strange (especially the faces) but it represents such a comparatively wide snapshot of my artistic career that I can see my style and skill evolve over the course of it, and that's an encouraging thing. It may not be perfect, but it's exactly how I like it. But uh anyway.

You guys have all been awesome. It's been a long project with many delays, but it's had many fans, and it's had many very kind and insightful comments, and it just means so much. Sometimes I look at the numbers of favorites and views and imagine that number of people standing there in my apartment IRL, and it boggles the mind every time that you guys all came and saw and enjoyed. Thank you and God bless you. I've had so much fun.

What's next for me? IDK. Something. Probably a lot of little things first. I'm not done with storytelling, and I'm not done with art, and I'm not done with Metroid, though for the sake of my sanity, I hope the three will not soon combine themselves in quite the same way.