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And here's page 3 finally. I have page 4 finished but I'll post that on Saturday after next. If it turns out I can pump out pages faster after all then I may release them faster. Eventually. For now it'll be bi-weekly though, given I don't expect page creation time to dip much below 20 or 25 hours at best. If the comic provided enough income for me to work on it full time I would. Perhaps after this particular scene is finished, I'll gauge audience interest and set up a Patreon.

As for the subject of the page, Kensu is a sort of spiritual companion to Jin. Despite what Kensu says, he's not exactly a guardian, more of just a spirit that follows him around and provides Jin with a source of advice, consolation, and banter. The former and latter of which are sometimes questionable. As for the martial arts shown in Jin's training exercises here, I based a lot of these stances loosely off of monkey-stick style Shaolin Kung Fu, mostly because the staff involved sporadic monkey-like movements caught my attention, and seemed dually fitting for Jin.

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previous page next page

Chapter Start Next Chapter

And here's page 3 finally. I have page 4 finished but I'll post that on Saturday after next. If it turns out I can pump out pages faster after all then I may release them faster. Eventually. For now it'll be bi-weekly though, given I don't expect page creation time to dip much below 20 or 25 hours at best. If the comic provided enough income for me to work on it full time I would. Perhaps after this particular scene is finished, I'll gauge audience interest and set up a Patreon.

As for the subject of the page, Kensu is a sort of spiritual companion to Jin. Despite what Kensu says, he's not exactly a guardian, more of just a spirit that follows him around and provides Jin with a source of advice, consolation, and banter. The former and latter of which are sometimes questionable. As for the martial arts shown in Jin's training exercises here, I based a lot of these stances loosely off of monkey-stick style Shaolin Kung Fu, mostly because the staff involved sporadic monkey-like movements caught my attention, and seemed dually fitting for Jin.