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 #16: Several Solutions

So yesterday, I started to make a list - not a graphical encyclopedia, but a list - of ALL the species that I've developed for the Omniverse, from the Third Dimension and beyond. I got to 43 (one of which is comprised of about the same number of subspecies), and I'm still missing quite a few.

Anyways, on to the comic:

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They're smiling in this one. That makes me happy.

Notes:

• These notes are becoming less and less necessary now. 
• The translucent character in the panel where Serpent is talking of the Quaro Elders is, well, a Quaro Elder.

Yup, that's about it. I would've posted yesterday, but there was too much fun stuff going on - and by that, I mean birthday celebrations.

Howard H. Drammond

Making Paradoxium Returns

Hey, I managed to get it up today! That makes me happy.

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Enjoy!

P.S. The song is by a guy named PokeRemix Studio. He remixes Pokemon music.

Paradoxium Returns #8: The Second Wizarling

Hey, folks! This week, we find out what happens to Ri'Kyan and Tegra. If you hadn't figured out what it is by the title, it's another wizarling. And a decent bit of plot development, to boot.

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Remind me to never take a week-long break from PR - EVER. Unless, of course, it can't be avoided.

Notes:

• In case you haven't noticed, there are different colors of Paradox Orbs. The colors represent what they do. You've seen blue, which are offensive, purple, which are defensive, black, which are over-powered, and now red, which place an effect on the target.
• Wizarlings teleport when in danger. Ellesmara didn't cause her teleportation, however.
• Those eyes in the last panel? ...Hehehehe...

Howard H. Drammond

Good news!

I want questions so I can give answers. But today, I don't give you an answer, but instead, I give you a plan. Instead of updating weekly, I shall update the comic each time I finish one. In this, I hope to post many more comics before my brother takes over for a while. The next comic will still probably be released on Tuesday.

Howard H. Drammond.

Rise of Paradoxium: An Intro

Hello, everybody! This is a blog designed for one purpose: to display the new webcomic that I'm working on called Paradoxium Returns. It's mainly about two aliens known as Otroid and their adventures throughout the Omniverse as new recruits to the organization known as Paradoxium, which exists inter-dimensionally.

That might be a bit much to start off with, but I feel that it was necessary for a basic premise. The comics themselves take about 45 minutes to draw, but even longer to illustrate in Adobe Illustrator. I predict that it will take about a week to get each colored comic up, maybe sooner, maybe not.

I surely hope that you'll enjoy them,

Howard H. Drammond