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!

Paradoxium Returns #2: Wink

Great news, everyone! After a couple weeks of being on hiatus, we truly begin to unravel the story with the... well, you'll find out.

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Notes:

So. A planet exits existence in the second comic of the series. Let me tell you something: this sets up the entire story. Much of the coming story centers around this one event. You better bet that this comic was huge.

Notes:

• How can Rackat and Tegra be the main characters if their planet never existed? ...that's a very good question that I WON'T be answering for a good while. It will be answered, just not now.
• I have, unfortunately, decided to drop shading. It looks great, but it also takes a lot of time. 

Howard H. Drammond

Paradoxium Returns #1: The Appearance of Other

Yes indeed, here it is! Paradoxium Returns #1: The Appearance of Other! In the beginning of this story arc, titled "The Spark in the Sky," we introduce the comics two main characters, the Otroid Rackat and Tegra.

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Notes:

• Otroid can exist in almost any color, and in their culture, wearing the clothes the same (or similar) color of their skin/fur (its up to you to decide which) is extremely offensive.
• The Otroid live on the planet Ta'Ris.

I know that it was a week and one day since #0 came out, but you try fighting over the one computer with Adobe Illustrator with seven+ other people. These things take time to create.

Also, ask questions! Or leave comments, anything. It may help you understand the universe in the end, and it'll make me happy.

Howard H. Drammond