#byzan

This is the calmest and most rational that Jada Nilthrex has ever seemed since we introduced her. This says something about her, I think. The opposite is true for Tyne; he's been grouchy before, especially after being stranded in Boldo's Teeth, but I don't think we've ever seen him shouting at someone in anger and frustration before.

I’m again taken with Tyne’s profile, this time in Panel Two. It brings me back to this past weekend, as Will and I worked our table at Long Beach Comic Expo. I was placing an open copy of our collected edition on the table, and had just picked out a place to open it to. I asked Will if there was a page that he preferred I put on display, and he replied, “I hate everything in this book.”

Obviously, I don’t feel that way AT ALL, and neither did anyone else who flipped through the book this past weekend, but when I look at Panel Two, and at the evolution of Will’s art over the last six-and-a-half years, I understand what he means. He really has grown as an artist as he’s been doing this.

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