(To be completed tonight, new comic tomorrow too). Sorry. Succumbed to some real-life depression the past couple of days, very hard to do anything.
(To be completed tonight, new comic tomorrow too). Sorry. Succumbed to some real-life depression the past couple of days, very hard to do anything.
Oh. Oh NO! NOOOOO!!!!!
shit. she just lost it? damnit. no way for her to do a comeback at all? No memories for her to use to kick ass? aww… *sobs*
She might not remember but what about everyone she has ever met that know and love her?
Oh and TENTACLES
I want to let you know I enjoy your comic and that I hope you overcome your own personal problems. I just hope you know that their is always a chance for a better tomorrow.
That’s….very, very kind of you. Thank you.
This is definitely better in colour. You can feel the despair in her eyes in that last panel…and damn, it’s intense.
There is a simple solution that one could utilize during a sense of self doubt about ones own existence: “I exist for the sole reason that I desire existence.”
Or the sensation of pain… I mean Mori did get hurt in the previous page, and while it may be on some form of Psycho-Planar existential realm, pain is a definitive proof of existence.
I think part of what makes the attack brilliant is that it started by undermining Mori’s excellent memory. The loss of a tool heavily relied upon can be quite debilitating.
Sorry to hear about your depression. I don’t know if it’s for that reason though, but you captured the feeling of it really good in those last panels.
Hang in there, dude. Take all the time for self-care you need. Self-care is important. And I mean that in a Kili way, not a Sarin way, if that makes any sense. I also want to say that this is one of my all-time favorite webcomics. I’m essentially a lurker, but I’ve been following since Demon Seed. Have you been channeling your depression into various villains all along? I noticed that most of your best antagonists pretty much use despair as a weapon, if not flat-out feed on it.
I do draw on some of my personal demons for the writing, though not always for the antagonists. Here’s a hint: every time Elka or Greg are going through a crisis, that’s pretty much ME.