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(though it seems like most everyone knows already).

I was a little busy yesterday so I didn't get around to checking the site till just now :D

I think I watched the Shrek movies one too many times, because my first thought on seeing the new girl was "She's an ogre", followed by "Sup, Fiona".

I'm not sure how I'd draw ogres in The Dreadful. I haven't gotten much into the monsters yet. I've drawn a troll for an upcoming Advertisement, but that's really it so far.

I should probably get into that stuff, because it seems like the kinda thing people wanna see. I guess I've focused more on building a narrative and working with the characters I have instead of dumping monster after monster on everyone.

But with as fast paced and immediate as the internet world seems to be, I sometimes feel like this comic is moving far too slowly. Though I think a lot of it has to do with me struggling to get used to this whole idea of writing (I haven't done it much). Hopefully it hasn't been too boring. :)

Nah, don't worry about it. For one, you aren't a robot.

Your pace seems good, anyways. No need to rush and shove characters in for the hell of it. Adding lots of characters at once is never a smart idea, anyways.

It took the Light Warriors two years to get past the first dungeon. I'm pretty sure this crowd won't have a problem with the pace of The Dreadful.

Its pace of updates, not pace of the plot. 8-bit theatre pretty much always updated several times a week.

It's Page 71!

Liz pulls a fast one....though this guy seems like relatively easy pickings.

Or a pair of horns.

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Kit needs to keep her lips in good condition!

I'm suprised companies haven't tapped in the raw potential of webcomic artists more often.
If they did, people would actually pay attention to their products, the comic is stuck in my head and i dont even use lipstick!