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EDIT, 27.02.16: made church tower in last panel smaller, because it looked out of place.

New first page of Shadowless.

Not much to say about it.

The motorcycle is an 1894 "Félix Millet" with a five cylinder radial engine located in the back wheel. In real life it was the first ever to have pneumatic tyres and also the only motorcycle to ever use a rotary engine. Top speed is thought to have been 35 km/h (no functioning examples exist to prove this, and in RL production was very low).

Since the soldier is British, the motorbike must be a local requisition.

Also, the perspective in the last panel, with the church tower in the background, would be impossible - the spire is not visible form that far up the street, but I wanted to visually link this page with the next.

Also, the building on the left is the town hall for Sainte-Jamme-sur-Sarthe, which in our world was constructed in 1913, so it wouldn't have existed in 1904. But hey, this is an alternate timeline anyway, amirite?

Cover is here: Cover

The next page is here: Pg2

Description
EDIT, 27.02.16: made church tower in last panel smaller, because it looked out of place.

New first page of Shadowless.

Not much to say about it.

The motorcycle is an 1894 "Félix Millet" with a five cylinder radial engine located in the back wheel. In real life it was the first ever to have pneumatic tyres and also the only motorcycle to ever use a rotary engine. Top speed is thought to have been 35 km/h (no functioning examples exist to prove this, and in RL production was very low).

Since the soldier is British, the motorbike must be a local requisition.

Also, the perspective in the last panel, with the church tower in the background, would be impossible - the spire is not visible form that far up the street, but I wanted to visually link this page with the next.

Also, the building on the left is the town hall for Sainte-Jamme-sur-Sarthe, which in our world was constructed in 1913, so it wouldn't have existed in 1904. But hey, this is an alternate timeline anyway, amirite?

Cover is here: Cover

The next page is here: Pg2