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Everybody, please return on Friday for a special thank you post…and a big announcement about the fun that will be taking place at OverComic.com NEXT WEEK!
(Come on! The comic might be over, but you didn’t seriously think I was done with the cliffhangers, did you?)
I love it! They just forgive and move on, beautifully done. Congrats on a fantastic story, Tyler!
3 cheers for happy endings!! Bravo!!
yay for a happy ending! also, it really tickles me that felix is naked on the wall of his workplace.
I’ve been reading since the first time you posted on Whitechapel, and it’s been a fun ride. Thank you!
I think I put Felix through enough of a ringer in this book, he deserves at least a chance at a happy ending.
Thanks for commenting Thomas! Glad to have you along for the ride.
And Ethel, Felix has been more or less exposed this whole story…one last time, on the wall, in public…hey, why not?
Well done Ty!!! I think I might have vom-ed if you just ended with the kiss from Monday. LOVE them walking off talking though!!!
thanks for the ride ;0)
wait.. did she even NOTICE the mural? I’ll have to page thru again…
(that would be me, anyway… completely oblivious)
Yup. The mural reveal page / reaction shot of her WTF face on page 158 is where she saw the mural. And then the cover to the blank comic Felix hands her on page 159 is the same as the mural.
Congratulations Tyler, it’s been a very nice read. All I can say about OMG Zombies is… I’d read that.
And so ends a wonderful story. Let the credits roll! I really enjoyed this comic. And I don’t mind that it was shorter than the norm, the story was well told.
Great job! I’m always fascinated by books/comics/films about the process of writing/drawing/filming and production in general. Everyone has a different concept of how art plays out behind the scenes, and when you combine it with human drama, it makes for some great reading.
Thanks, Tyler.
Nice, Tyler, very nice. I read the whole thing in one sitting, and really dug it beginning to end. I think this bears a post of my own here shortly.