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19 comments:
Sahsha says: For those of you still with us here at the end, thanks for sticking it out till the last page.
William G says: Peace out.
Jack says: not so much with a bang, but with a whimper
!!!! says: WHAT!? ARE YOU KIDDING ME? THAT'S THE ENDING!?!?!? I am shocked into submission, I don't know what to say. So he's alone again, is that what you're trying to tell me!?!?!?
William G says: Circle of life, my dear Exclamation Trio. Circle of life...
!!!! says: Ok ok ok!! Well then, what is your next projects!?!! I loved the art, the story, the everything, what can I expect next!?
William G says: Sahsha can be found drawing comics here -- http://www.nekkoandjoruba.com/ I'm just chilling and being groovy.
djs says: While just more of the same is certainly one possibility in life, generally life is more diverse unless you are purposefully, if unconsciously, seeking a specific kind of partner. This comic is obviously his understanding of events as he would tell himself about it, with him basically always the innocent victim. It makes you want to kick his ass for being such a dumb fuck.
Arval says: WTF!! THAT'S THE END!! I FOLLOW ALL THE STORY SINCE JANUARY....TO THIS!?? OMG... ;_;
Steve Harrison says: Is there really any other way to end a web comic? Congrats!
William G says: Thanks for making it through six months, Avral
Eric Peterson says: Keep us up on what you do next; I've been reading for years and I don't want to think that this is The End of William G, just the end of IAG.
SamuraiArtGuy says: Well... Um... DANG. Well, I didn't stick it out for years or anything. I came across the story and plowed through it in one night in one sitting. Pretty compelling and it felt very true to life. The way people actually behaved. I would have hoped for a more compelling ending, a more classic literary sense of closure or transition, but as you said, you're "not that kind of writer." And owning your work means you can write what you bloody please. Mu one tiny (frakkin' not-picky) criticism is that the character designs made ALMOST too much a shift on the art change up, so there was almost a sense of discontinuity to the storyline. (Think Robin Curtis vs Kristie Alley) But then the characters "voices" reasserted themselves. As a professional creative - process is always interesting to me. As a comics and SF fan, a good story always attracts me. Well done! I enjoyed the trip!
Shannon says: Um... why's everyone having a heart attack? We were warned... And I just wanna thank both Sahsha and G for this comic, awesome for sure.
Nay says: the comic was awesome the ending... life is just that way xD i aprove it
Anonymous says: I'm glad I read this all in one sitting, those other guys sound pissed :P I liked it! In case anyone cares (I'm sure they don't) I've been reading this while listening to Naoko Terai on last.fm. It seems to fit strangely well
coffeeexmachina says: I liked the ending... i'm usually a happy-ending type, but this seems to work. It's a portrait of the way life can be until you find the right person.
William George says: People are still reading sometimes it seems. From me and Sahsha: Thanks.
justsomeguy says: Fantastic. Thanks for the tale.
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