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Finally I came around to doing the final pages of devotion Chapter 1. I hope Rob can forgive me for dragging it out like this.
If Rob and I ever decide to do the next part, I will do it in a different, more up to date art style. That is the bad thing if you let a comic drag on and on without finishing it (my bad ^^). Your art style and techniques may change over time, but for the sake of consistency you will want to keep it similar to the older pages.
Looks like Reiche is enjoying herself a bit too much to pay attention to the two Sisters outside (who obviously find the show very much to their taste).
The lines seem to be much thicker in this page than in the previous ones. Is there a reason for this ?
Anyway, thanks and congratulation for finishing this first chapter. I think you shouldn't hesitate to let your style evolve even within a single comics. In many webcomics, such evolution is quite striking without being a problem.
The decision to go with an 'end of part 1' thing at this point was mine, I was hoping it'd give CM_Z a little break from it as I knew he was getting too busy for much art or comics.
Instead, it seems to have minorly backfired in that the end of part 1 comes at the end of a few months break rather than at the start of said break.
At the very least, it'll give CM_Z a chance to buffer the later pages if he wishes to do them and time the releases better during his dead times.
Yes, this was an unexpected page and an insert, a prelude to the two mysterious girls turning up at the front door. It's never a good thing for the heroine to find that the apparant bad-guys know where you live!
