02/08: Parting Words

Pretty shitty art this time around I'm afraid. Kind of a rush job to get it done on time - I was preoccupied with Inglorious Bastands. Trust me, this is a step up from when I would have just skipped the comic entirely. Thus is my new dedication.

Several more webcomics this week - enough of them that I wonder if I shouldn't just save more of them for Thursday, since I'm not sure if I'll even be reading more of them by then. I read up to the archive of The Zombie Hunters some time ago actually, but tragedy struck, as is wont to happen occasionally: I forgot about it. I must have been removed from my bookmarks before it was properly archived. Not breaking new ground exactly with a new post-apocolypse zombie setting, but the art is good and the characters are fun.

I was looking for comics with a steampunk feel to them - I knew surprisingly few of them when I actually looked back. A friend of mine started pointing out several from a category list. And while the vast majority of the ones he linked were not in fact steampunk comics (a few rare steampunk elements at best), some of them were very good comics regardless. Red Moon Rising is one of those. RMR is actually a gritty fantasy setting where technology is driven by mages, which the government keeps a tight control of. The story itself follows Adrianna, a runaway mage who is picked up for her knowledge of her brother. The comic also has a gorgeous painted, faded look to it that matches the setting perfectly.

Eh, that's enough for today. More comics thursday.