And it only took four-some-odd years to get here. Whoa! This calls for a celebration!
So it looks like those odd leaf-people (spirits? hermits? Pukel-men? Koroks?) are making a faintly ominous comeback.
I gotta say, I thought we would learn a lot more about how Pinter and Angora originally came to be at those odd points in the forest. We learned some more, but I guess Helmer is saving the rest for another day. ("You must be a level 4 friend to unlock my tragic backstory.")
edited 29th Feb '16 5:50:55 PM by vifetoile
Also, Angora looks so sweet in the second panel. Look at that hopeful smile!
Student of Story
Hmm, ever since we first encountered her and saw her being the responsible sibling to Suda's foolish sibling, I've been sure that Rana was going to wind up playing a pivotal role in the comic. Will be interesting to see her get more fleshed out.
| Wandering, but not lost. | If people bring so much courage to this world...◊ |
Lost in Space
I feel like I need a wiki to keep track of these characters.
"It's Occam's Shuriken! If the answer is elusive, never rule out ninjas!"
I felt like I had to re-read chapter 2 to remind myself who she was. So I did.
It could use some fleshing out, but it is there.
In which Angora discusses
Webcomic Time. Oh, dear... :D Happy April Fools' Day!
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is back up and updated with everything from Chapter 4, with Chapter 5 being added as relevant.The wiki's still pretty barebones, but it's up to date now at least. An amusing blurb:
I've only read the chapters with Angora and Pinter. The in-between seems kind of boring. What little I saw (and remember) seemed pretty good, but from what I gather this is definitely a slow-burning, world-building webcomic.
I'M MR. MEESEEKS, LOOK AT ME!
Lost in Space
Ugh, Meek. I keep wanting to fall back in love with you but it's hard when we get so little story progress week after week. I know, it's really hard for a solo webcomic artist to keep up a professional publication pace. The world that Der-Shing is building is massive and fantastical and I really, really want to get into it. I suppose it's the price we pay for reading a story incrementally when it's intended to be published and read as a whole. We're sort of like the "early access" readers.
Anyway, I love when mystical elements intrude into what appears at first to be a political drama. Hello again, Dagre. What horrors have you planned for us?
edited 8th Aug '17 4:57:28 AM by Fighteer
"It's Occam's Shuriken! If the answer is elusive, never rule out ninjas!"
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Probably doesn't help that Der-Shing is working on TWO webcomics.
Father of the Year material right there.
Lost in Space
New Meek? I almost forgot this comic existed.
"It's Occam's Shuriken! If the answer is elusive, never rule out ninjas!"
Sorry and crying. That should be worth something.