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With JjAR stepping down as artist indefinitely to focus on his freelance work, my good friend Mr. Phillby has stepped in to finish this issue of the comic. His art style isn't really the same as JjAR's, so the change may be (Jj)jarring for some readers.
We're going to try and update at least once a week until this issue is finished. Beyond that, I've no idea what's going to happen. But we're going to finish this story together, and work out the rest when we get there.
Enjoy the rest of "The Voyage Home".
We're going to try and update at least once a week until this issue is finished. Beyond that, I've no idea what's going to happen. But we're going to finish this story together, and work out the rest when we get there.
Enjoy the rest of "The Voyage Home".
7 Comments
Posted by James on December 7th 2011 @ 8:02am GMT
Did you see that thing? There was this thing. There was A NEW PAGE OF COMIC! For the first time in months! A new page in the story that's we've been slowly following for over a year! And there were words about updates in terms of seven day cycles! AND there was that one dude with DEADLY DEADLY ROBOTS! This is wonderful! Posted by Ruby on December 7th 2011 @ 2:26pm GMT
Yeah, that's very good solution! 
Posted by jedi69 on December 8th 2011 @ 3:49pm GMT
COMIC!!!!!! WONDERFULL COMIC Posted by Dave on December 14th 2011 @ 9:43am GMT
I'm a little confused by something in the comic, in panel five, there seems to be a red arrow under the guy's throat, I cant seem to figure out what its for. Unless its the robots deciding to kill him, which seems odd as he seems to be controlling them.
Posted by Mr Phillby on December 14th 2011 @ 4:38pm GMT
The red arrow indicates the movement of his finger across his throat. He's doing a throat sliting gesture to order the robots to kill them.sorry it wasn't clear.
Posted by Ben on December 15th 2011 @ 5:18am GMT
It's not a new technique. JjAR has done similar things in the past with his art. Posted by GardenStateKate on December 20th 2011 @ 4:15pm GMT
The story moves forward:what a wonderful holiday treat! Thank you Mr. Phillby for stepping up to the plate.Happy Christmas!
