Trying to create a comic is new to me. And yet I still thought I could tackle such a thing head on. How foolish.

Looking back, I wouldn't give myself even a D. When it comes to providing an engaging storyline, with interesting characters and a good illustrative medium, I was downright cheating you all out of what I was really capable of.

If its not obvious, I'm not dropping this project, merely starting over, but not changing the overall plot and theme I had planned. I simply was doing it wrong and now I'm probably going to D.F.E. that has to do with the old art, and then submit the new ones.

I've realized what I was working on sucked terribly for two reasons:

1. Cutting Corners. This was something a lot of people already noticed. Parts that didn't make sense, dialog that was out of place, or too much confusion. I realized every page I submitted, (Thank god it wasn't very many) should have been stretched out to two or three. More explanation, fewer cases of "LETS GET ON TO THE NEXT SCENE!"

2. I wasn't drawing my best for it, period. Sometimes simplicity is best, but how am I supposed to improve if I was just rushing through it to begin with? Tsk tsk tsk.

So lets try this again.