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This is my 17th DDLC comic. I'd just like to point out that I tried a new brush for the linework and by the time I decided I didn't like it I was so far in I decided to just finish the comic rather than restart. As of now I don't plan on using it again.
Also, for the sake of consistency, I used that same brush for the book covers. The full rez versions can be found on my DA. The Soviet Clifford one is found here and the Manga: the Manga one is found here .
Now, to get ahead of any questions any of you might have:
Yuri is reading a Clifford book as a reference to Game Grumps' playthrough of DDLC where they made a running joke about Yuri reading Clifford books. Clifford is a communist propaganda puppet because I thought it was funny, that's it.
Manga: the Manga is a joke from one of my first DDLC comics because I didn't want to have to draw "Parfait Girls" (I imagined it would be frilly and I was not prepared to draw something like that). I then brought it back for another comic I did a little more recently and at this point it's a running joke. Natsuki will always be reading Manga: the Manga in my comics.

Description

This is my 17th DDLC comic. I'd just like to point out that I tried a new brush for the linework and by the time I decided I didn't like it I was so far in I decided to just finish the comic rather than restart. As of now I don't plan on using it again.
Also, for the sake of consistency, I used that same brush for the book covers. The full rez versions can be found on my DA. The Soviet Clifford one is found here and the Manga: the Manga one is found here .
Now, to get ahead of any questions any of you might have:
Yuri is reading a Clifford book as a reference to Game Grumps' playthrough of DDLC where they made a running joke about Yuri reading Clifford books. Clifford is a communist propaganda puppet because I thought it was funny, that's it.
Manga: the Manga is a joke from one of my first DDLC comics because I didn't want to have to draw "Parfait Girls" (I imagined it would be frilly and I was not prepared to draw something like that). I then brought it back for another comic I did a little more recently and at this point it's a running joke. Natsuki will always be reading Manga: the Manga in my comics.