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I guess this one needs some explanation. So I start with a small introduktion.

Meet Commander Mike Shepard. A spacer, a war hero and a complete idiot when it comes to relationships. In the events of Mass Effect 1 he got together with Liara, and in Mass Effect 2 he went the renegade way with Jack and got together with Miranda later on.

Now, Bioware have hinted that it will be consequences if you cheat on your love interest from the first game. So this is my view on it. I got the idea for this comic during a chat with my brother when I mentioned what my Shepard have done.

I did the lineart the good ol' fashioned way with pen and paper and then inked them. After that I scanned it and colored it on the computer.

I did screw up a little bit on the dialog in the first two panels because I forgot what was suppose to be said. And when I started to write the dialog after the comic was finished I noticed that it got a little crowded and messy. Next time I write down all dialog so that I don't forget them later on. It's a learning experience. It's also the reason why it feels weak that Jack needs to follow Liara and Miranda, but without her I can't do the quad-joke in the end.

Whoa, wall of text warning there

Description
I guess this one needs some explanation. So I start with a small introduktion.

Meet Commander Mike Shepard. A spacer, a war hero and a complete idiot when it comes to relationships. In the events of Mass Effect 1 he got together with Liara, and in Mass Effect 2 he went the renegade way with Jack and got together with Miranda later on.

Now, Bioware have hinted that it will be consequences if you cheat on your love interest from the first game. So this is my view on it. I got the idea for this comic during a chat with my brother when I mentioned what my Shepard have done.

I did the lineart the good ol' fashioned way with pen and paper and then inked them. After that I scanned it and colored it on the computer.

I did screw up a little bit on the dialog in the first two panels because I forgot what was suppose to be said. And when I started to write the dialog after the comic was finished I noticed that it got a little crowded and messy. Next time I write down all dialog so that I don't forget them later on. It's a learning experience. It's also the reason why it feels weak that Jack needs to follow Liara and Miranda, but without her I can't do the quad-joke in the end.

Whoa, wall of text warning there