Paradoxium Returns #20: Advancing Shadows

Well, here we are... on a LEAP YEAR! Or day, or whatever you prefer. I could've posted this yesterday, but then I couldn't have posted a comic on a leap year for another four years. And yes... I plan on keeping this going for longer than that.

Anyways, in case you haven't heard (you should like the Facebook page to find out more stuff more often), I'm posting every other week now. If I post sooner, then we should celebrate. Otherwise, expect it every other week.

COMIC TIME!

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Foreshadowing - Foreshadowing everywhere! Well, almost everywhere.

Notes:

• I think that I did this method pretty well, relating to the "silent" panels.
• It's supposed to be tough to decipher what's in the Silent Panels. I don't want to give everything away for free, do I? Actually, that'd be kinda nice, but...
• Vinis's final line in this comic... think about it.
• I was finished with this on Monday. The Leap Year IS that important.

Howard H. Drammond

Paradoxium Returns #19: Life on Ta'Ris

I've been busy, what else can I say?

Funny story. The events you are about to read - two Otroid of the opposite gender sitting on a surface with a potentially harmful and long fall nearby - are, in Otroid culture, considered to be like kinda a date, but different. No, I did not plan for this comic to be posted on Valentine's Day, but what do you know, it just happened to work out that way. I guess procrastination can pay off... sometimes.

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Oh, what a pretty constellation.

Notes:

• That's correct. A Quaro Elder is indeed a Paradoxian.
• There are indeed multiple ways to summon a Paradox Orb. This method takes the longest amount of time and memory, as certain orbs are summoned by picturing a symbol instead of an object or phenomenon in this way. Another method is relying on the Paradox Energy to make an orb for you, but that method is incredibly risky.

Howard H. Drammond

Paradoxium Returns #18: In an Instant

Welcome back, friends! not only have I just barely finished finals, but the week before I was awfully sick. That's two weeks of inability to do anything.

Here's something cool I did a while back: a font of the New Andromedian Language. You can find it in number 11, and will be appearing in many more comics in the future.

Anyways, here's number 18:

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So what do y'all think about the new background style? Tell me in the poll over here! ---->

Notes:

• I like the style of the storytelling in this one.
• If you haven't read Tegra's character bio yet, her father's deceased. He died in a war.
• Quarod is Old Andromedian for Memory Cloud.

Howard H. Drammond