…in which Mr. Woobie is revealed to be very brave.
This brings us to the end of “Must Fly!”
Unfortunately, the comic did not continue past this point. I simply couldn’t keep it going on my own.
Thank you very much everyone who read and enjoyed what there was!
…in which Mrs. Drake doesn’t get to finish her sentence.
…wherein we meet Charlotte “Charlie” Mercy O’Toole, in her own native habitat: throwing grenades and shooting things.
…wherein we get our first enormous explosion, but certainly far from our last.
…wherein we meet Fagin in his natural habitat: driving a crazy vehicle.
We launch the story with two pages, introducing not only Fagin, but also the amazing clockworks, the continent of Calypsitania, and the concept of “Moreaus.”
In this setting, the framing device of The Island of Doctor Moreau, that it is the manuscript found among the papers of Edward Prendick, and subsequently published upon his death by his nephew Charles Prendick, is considered to be factual.
Since the publication of the manuscript, a new organization has set about to continue the late Doctor Moreau’s work, with mixed results. Fagin, born an arctic fox but surgically and chemically altered, educated, and “elevated” to being a man, is one of their most promising subjects.
Story begins one week from today!
My old pal Vince, the always-amazing, did this for my birthday!
This is the entire main cast, still somewhat in development at the time of drawing, but pretty close to their final models. Thanks, Vince!
For more of Vince’s work, check out his FurAffinity page or find his comics at cwcomics.com.
Thanks, Vince!
-The Gneech
This was my first pass at a cover for the inaugural issue. The cast has changed some since then, but it’s still a nice, splashy image that gives a taste of what’s ahead.
-The Gneech
(PS: Yes, this is a repost — a Comicpress install seems to have munged the original posting, so I simply deleted it.)