but first they must catch you

Some more notes:

This project is actually my first time using the built-in comic frame border tools in Clip Studio Paint and I can't believe I completely ignored it for so long! You can simply drag lines across a frame and CSP will divide it up and make each new frame have its own folder that you can put layers in (like a layer for text, a layer for lineart, a layer for color - for each frame!) - and if you are working on those layers it will only display what's within the boundaries of the frame border! You can scribble outside the border into the gutter and the extra bits just won't show up! You don't have to manually erase it! (This probably sounds annoyingly basic to anyone who actually uses CSP for comics regularly but I usually use it for illustration.)

The first pic up there of two close-ups of Rowdy: I had accidentally inked the second panel on the same layer as the blues and was sad about having to draw him again but found out that you can use "select color gamut" to select a particular color in a layer and then you can do edit it (in this case, I deleted the blue). It's like magic! The black lineart was left behind all nice and clean and didn't have weird missing gaps! I was so impressed by this functionality in CSP that I have to tell everyone about it now.

The guys have a lot of lines on their faces and I'm never quite sure which lines to draw when I am doing lineart without shading...

Bonus scribble as a reward for clicking the readmore: