I've been re-reading Myth a couple of times for inspiration on my OWN comic ideas, and can I just say that I really like the use of colors?
Like, its mostly black and white, and then you'll have a bunch of colors that can be used to represent the emotions a character feels and convey something to the reader-
i.e. Red: Danger, Green: Uneasiness, Yellow: Hope, ect.
And the parallels with colors are my favorite:
Because when Dyle is asking for help from Bendy, the panel sort of shows him in a white light, like he's going to save him-savior ig.
And when Shelly is in danger, I was legit so worried she was gonna die, due to the red looking background, because red was also used for the death (?) of the Sonic gang as well, and we're associating red with death.
And then Boris saves her.
But another thing I've noticed, is how the use of colors is used to misguide the reader as well...
Same with red being associated with death, but then why didn't Shelly die? Would that mean that Sonic's gang is still alive? Because of the red? (I heard a theory somewhere that they MIGHT be alive but idk?)
The use of false light (i.e. White) is very interesting...
In short, I might be onto something or nothing at the same time. I still really like the use of colors tho ^^
AHEEEHEEEEEE!!!! YES!!!!!
And thats bc the sonic gang IS alive! They are just unresponsive atm
IM SO GLAD YOU NOTICED!!!!!!!