Yeah, it takes getting used to, but not bad. The way Kit stands up there so abruptly in the second to last panel, kind of defiantly, yeah, that seems like a mannerism of the Kit we know and love alright, so to me this is still the same comic despite the style change.

I applaud you, Mr. Speroni. Art is about gut feelings and doing what works for you. It's your work after all, you should enjoy it. :D

Thanks :)

I hope that the more I enjoy it the better I can make it and the more enjoyable it will be for everyone to read. I have to be careful I'm not 100% self-indulgent though. However, you can't listen to everyone all the time, you have to be you once in awhile. It's tricky to decide what to do sometimes.

true enough. Take it as a compliment that some people ARE complaining about the style change. That in itself is total praise to your work (The Dreadful overall, not just the art) and a testmanent to how much they enjoy this comic if they feel that strongly about it. :P

Page 63!

Liz has a theory that Kit is not too keen on hearing, but why is she drawing this conclusion?

This is just a joke, btw...
 

Speaking of style changes, I think I should change The Judge from her normal realistic look to a really anime look. Kind of the reverse of what I did with Kit and Liz. I mean, it makes sense, right?

Something like this:

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^^^ The best.

You should use that for a red ninja suit joke.

Have her all SD Anime, but then the next day make her normal and have someone reference the art shift and have her say "No I didn't" then when they go back you have replaced the previous comic with her actual look.

You're fired.

I still miss the good old days where Liz had no mouth, merely a lit cigarette proboscis, but she has a nice redesign.

It kinda still feels weird to see Kit doing her wide-eyed, over-the-top surprise expressions with realism mode on, but the fact that the character's personality remained constant does help the art style transition somewhat.

I disagree, and suggest a raise for Mr. Speroni, increasing his current pay for this project by 1.5x its previous.