Paradoxium Returns #32: The Dark Elites

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[Notes]

Be sure to check out the new version of Paradoxium Returns #0: Cipher.

Paradoxium Returns #26: Shadow Void

About a year ago, I drew the first Paradoxium Returns comic, during my Spanish class. That's right - PR is around one year old. In fact, why not make today the official start of PR? I only recorded the month I drew it in, and never expected it to go this far - let alone become as big as it has (in my mind). As celebration, tomorrow I will post the pencil, lined-paper (college ruled, of course) version on the blog.

Anyways, you're here for a comic. Don't let me deprive you!

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Ghosts...

Notes:

• What do you think about the new mouth style?
• Zips!
• Only Tegra was able to see that thing in the second to last panel.
• That picture of Thet is kinda creepy.

Howard H. Drammond

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 #14: The Sensing

Well, here we are again. It's the first Tuesday of the month of December, so that means we've almost been going for five months. As for the comic, this week, we have one that develops the Omniverse a little bit more.

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Just as day breaks, so does darkness form...

Notes:

• This comic was long in production: the first half was on the original comic, but the second half required me to make an entirely separate scan. It originally had something to do with Death himself, but I decided that the plot would do much better going in a different direction.
• Remember the guy with the white sphere head from number 3? Also, look at the panel before that one - it's Zips!
• Paradoxium used to be large - over 100 members - but after a battle five years earlier, the number of members dropped down to 20-30 members.
• Quick reminder: A Paradoxian is anybody that can summon a Paradox Orb.

Howard H. Drammond

Paradoxium Returns #10: In the Shadows

Number 10! w00t! Okay, not much special here happens, but I do hint at... something. (Evil laughter)

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I think Thoz and Ellesmara could use a more... supportive household.

Notes:

• This is the 83rd Dimension. You heard me - Dimension. I'll explain later.
• I really love this place.
• Vinis is a Shadow Being, if I haven't already said that.

Howard H. Drammond

Paradoxium Returns #3: In the Shadows

Well, we weren't quite on time - but thanks to my Editor, Ryhs, for getting this up yesterday. See, school's started, so that means that I'm going to post a comic the instant it gets done - but never twice in three days. Watch me forget that I said that. Anyways, we've got some plotting in this one.

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Ah, the shadows, and the things they hide...

Notes:

• Pay attention to the character with the white sphere head. He'll be back...
• It's Krem again! Now you know what the very first strip (#0) had to do with everything. Well, almost everything the first strip had to do with everything.
• Second to last panel - that's a Paradox Orb getting summoned.
• I decided to start using a font that would be universally available to me on Adobe Illustrator. I think that it might work out better in the end, anyways.

Howard H. Drammond, with Ryhs posting this while I couldn't. My thanks go to you again!

P.S. FIVE FOLLOWERS! w00t!