He also created the Moona Lisa

One of the greatest minds of the Ranchissance, for sure.

I wonder sometimes if we aren't milking the cow jokes a bit.

That problem has a solution; see http://www.nuklearpower.com/2011/06/...-dreadful-032/

#83
 

I sense the upcoming dawn of a new day! :dance:

Page 83 indeed!

I couldn't come up with a Book of Aurox quote so I just took a passage from the actual Bible and changed it around some. It's pretty easy to find Bible reference online, if you can believe it.

The next page is the Christmas Special and then page 84 will be the end of this chapter! Will a new day dawn? We'll see!

It's totally free.
 

Dude. Biblegateway. Most any translation or language you could possibly want!

Also, said passage makes sense, when you think of oxen (and most cattle) as beasts of heavy burden and labor. I liked it. :)

Looking forward to it!

I really like the little shifts in the art the last few pages. First and last frame in 81 are really nice. In particular, Liz's face is shifting to look more like what I would have imagined from the early art. Looking back, I'm not sure the lips were as big a deal as people though, it also really mattered that the faces all became so much more angular and adult looking. You can see bits of the more angular faces still, like in the second frame of 83, but it makes sense there, because she is yelling.

Dreadful Christmas Special!

Five Pages of Christmas Goodness (and crazy Jimmy Stewart) from me to you!

This was pretty much The Best. Absolutely great, Matt.