The webcomic, despite its incumbent stage (and this review might change with time) is actually very promising. It provides that novelty in a story that seems to no longer be applicable to most audiences because of the prevalence of more modern era genres. The story here however, is fairly original in how it's being handled. The very premise itself is very cliche. But how can a good story ever be perceived if certain liberties are to be ignored? It is the way in which it is being told that's giving it that all too familiar flavor, a flavor that takes us back to a time when we were just comfortable to read a good story without the hustle and bustle.
Nostalgia. But with a twist.
I like it. I really, really like it. The art is a darling to the eyes, and you can get lost in the dialogue of the characters because they are all so adorable and likeable (yes, even Luke).
Good Feels and Vibes
The webcomic, despite its incumbent stage (and this review might change with time) is actually very promising. It provides that novelty in a story that seems to no longer be applicable to most audiences because of the prevalence of more modern era genres. The story here however, is fairly original in how it's being handled. The very premise itself is very cliche. But how can a good story ever be perceived if certain liberties are to be ignored? It is the way in which it is being told that's giving it that all too familiar flavor, a flavor that takes us back to a time when we were just comfortable to read a good story without the hustle and bustle.
Nostalgia. But with a twist.
I like it. I really, really like it. The art is a darling to the eyes, and you can get lost in the dialogue of the characters because they are all so adorable and likeable (yes, even Luke).