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44 - The Nature of the
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08/10/07
Pull back and reveal |
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You know, after all that build-up, I'm not that keen on
how the art in this comic turned out. Still, it's always
good to get major plot twists officially out in the
open. Especially for me. I'm very bad at keeping
spoilers to myself, and I was constantly on the verge of
dropping some broad "hint" that would have ruined the
surprise. Oh, but the next story arc will have some even
bigger plot twists... I will have to take out a
gagging order on myself.
I know that the Beast has been quite a popular character
(well, to the extent that any character from an obscure
comic with a tiny readership can be popular), and I hope
she'll continue to be, despite the change in appearance.
And one little spoiler that I don't mind dropping is
that we may not have seen the last of her silhouette
form, either...
When I have some time to go through my old designs, I'll
post some pictures on the forums to show how the Beast
developed over time, from vaguely catlike child to
Anatolian Chupacabra...
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Your hair is like a halo
of mouse-brown fire! |
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