Gilda And Meek And The Un-Iverse

 While I'm working on UnComix Tales: The Terran Wars: Chapter One: "The World Savior Massacre", I needed to sketch the new designs of the characters out. These following 21 sketches are my first cracks at the new designs (and like The Terran Wars) inked and colored.  Beware potential spoilers! If you don't see a familiar (or favorite) character in these Sketches, it doesn't mean they won't be in The Terran Wars. They could be absent in these sketches for one of two other reasons.  1. The new design is TOO big of a spoiler (looks in the Five Phantoms' and Vic Puff's direction).  2. The character's design in The Terran Wars is EXACTLY the same as it was earlier in the saga. Meek Anderson is one of the main characters in the story, but there is no need to give him a new sketch because his design is EXACTLY the same as it was in Gilda And Meek. I wish we ALL could age as gracefully as Meek Anderson.  Remember these are just an early crack at the new de...

Rating: Looking over it, R. The violence is bloody and brutal. Also watch for some language, adult themes, partial nudity, and innuendo.      Author's Note for UnComix Tales: The Dark Child Saga: The Fall Of F.I.S.H. #3: Part Three: "The End Of Life As We Know It" (Un-Iverse #71)  I have now told the story I NEEDED to tell to finally tell the story I WANT to tell. The dues have finally been paid.  Lance and Vulgaris' final fight scene is one of the rawest scenes ever in The Un-Iverse. The Narrator steps out during much of it too, so its brutal, bloody, lethal violence is being played out in as jarring a manner as possible. If the scene were animated there wouldn't be any music during it.  There are fights more elaborate than it. There are fights gorier than it. There are fights more epic than it. But I think it is rawer and more brutal than anything I have ever or will ever show. There is a realism to the violence here that is absent from the other gorier s...