Not to brag, but I have two more pages finished after this one. I think I can increase my lead just a little more before next week!
Warning for fire and bodies. Things are rough in here:
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Not to brag, but I have two more pages finished after this one. I think I can increase my lead just a little more before next week!
Warning for fire and bodies. Things are rough in here:
Continue reading “Last Watch Before Dawn: Volume 1, Page 17”I remain exactly one page ahead. I’ll see if I can get another one done this weekend!
Warning: fire. This will persist for the next few pages.
Continue reading “Last Watch Before Dawn: Volume 1, Page 16”I am delighted to inform you that I am exactly one page ahead. I’ll be working on increasing that lead over the next couple of weeks.
Things are about to get Bad for our protagonist, so have some looming disaster below the cut:
Continue reading “Last Watch Before Dawn: Volume 1, Page 15”I finished a page, and it’s still regular business hours!
I’m going to be trying to build up a backlog over the next couple of weeks. That will mean a) I’ll get this thing done in a somewhat more reasonable time frame and b) I can stick to the posting schedule with fewer interruptions.
You will find this page below the cut:
Continue reading “Last Watch Before Dawn: Volume 1, Page 14”This page has eight panels. This may be too many.
Onward and forward:
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Here’s a preview!
You can find the whole thing here. To see it, you’ll need to be a paid Patreon member ($3 a month) or to purchase the post ($3 one time). If you can do either of those things, I really appreciate the support! If not, don’t worry: regular pages will resume on Friday, and you’ll be able to see this drawing in the eventual print version of the comic.
KURT:
In order to make any sense of what happened back at Milton’s, I had to start believing in magic, I guess.
It’s not regaining some childlike whimsy. I think it was more giving up on anything ever making sense again.
ERNEST:
I’m…sorry.
KURT:
Nah, don’t be.
It’s weirdly freeing.
As promised, there’s a new episode of The Well Below the Valley on Patreon! We’re concluding this arc (Chapter Two of the module) with a lot of violence, an escape in the dead of night, and a strange encounter.
KURT:
With an antique sword and one and a half guns?
That’s not a good idea.
ISKANDAR:
You don’t have to come with me.
KURT:
That would remove one entire gun from the equation. No.
Hey, look at that! I have a new episode for you a little earlier than anticipated! You can find it on Patreon.
My Patreon is only $3 a month, or you can purchase individual episodes (or bonus comic art images) for $3 each. If you don’t have $3, don’t worry, this episode will be up here for free reading next week.
If there is danger, it’s right outside her door.
Not knowing about it doesn’t make her safe.
At long last, the latest episode of The Well Below the Valley is now available on Patreon. The sinister town of Whitmoor is preparing for some momentous occasion, putting our intrepid investigators in danger. This episode will be available for free reading next week, but if you’d like to support an independent creator, my Patreon is only $3 a month.

Here’s a little snippet. You can see the entire image on Patreon! As a bonus art, this is available to paid subscribers, but the comic will be available for free and paid members.
I’m about to start working on the first page, so stay tuned! I should have it out sometime next week.