Sweet

I was first introduced to Sequential art when a mate of mine got me the first book and then eventualy the second, saying "i think this humour is right up your street".

I have today been on the site for the first time, and read all the web comic from start to finish all 681 pages it took almost 3 hours, and i have to say it was well worth my eyes bleeding.

Great work, Love it all..... more plz

ithareus wrote:I have today been on the site for the first time, and read all the web comic from start to finish all 681 pages it took almost 3 hours, and i have to say it was well worth my eyes bleeding.

It's only when you read the whole thing aloud (including cute/funny accents where necessary) that you really need to start worrying.

BenRG wrote:

It's only when you read the whole thing aloud (including cute/funny accents where necessary) that you really need to start worrying.

Then which character gets the amusing cockney accent then? Because I think one of them should

cenaris wrote:

BenRG wrote:

It's only when you read the whole thing aloud (including cute/funny accents where necessary) that you really need to start worrying.

Then which character gets the amusing cockney accent then? Because I think one of them should

I typically make Kat sound like Soul legend Ertha Kitt normally and like Sarah Michelle Gellar when she's excited. I make Scarlet sound like a girl from Eastern Europe. Why? I just thought that she was a foreign student when I first saw her and it's too late to change. Being a Londoner, both Art and Pip have standard London accents, Art's voice being slightly deeper than Pip's. Jack the Denizen sounds like the character of "O'Malley" in Red vs. Blue.

He made it past strip #666 without being possessed? He's in.

BenRG wrote: I make Scarlet sound like a girl from Eastern Europe.

I also gave Scarlet an Eastern Europe accent, because she reminded me of a character in local show.