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I was working on these last pages yesterday. Decided to finish the page and a half and greytoning for the morning. Started doing it as soon as I woke up and, uh, finished it. That's it.

As always, let me know of any typos, errors, etc. But for now I think I will take the day to myself. I got more to say about Pinocchio as a whole and especially the ending, which is what pulled me to this story enough to do it in the first place. But for now. Read. Enjoy. Thank you.

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Jacy Eberlein

Wow. Congrats KC. It was really fuckin well done.

Star Babe

TERRIFIC AND SPLENDID AND OUTSTANDING AND AMAZING

lu

Thanks for this whole journey, can't wait to get the book eventually!

Garrett Karlson

Thank you for this. Amazing work. If a print edition is ever in the works I’ll rush to the front of the line. Think I’ll binge this from the beginning now that it’s all done.

Andrew Walsh

Congrats on finishing a great project! Love that last look at the puppet.

Stramach

Wow that ending is unexpectedly creepy!! But what a strange, goofy tale, and what a stunning and hilarious adaptation! Thank you thank you!

Sam

Congrats KC, this was a wonderful read and I hope you feel really proud of yourself 😁

Liam

What a sweet and unsettling ending! I love it

Shiny Skunk

Congratulations bitch!!!

Sarusa

What a wonderful ride that was. Back to the beginning to read it all in one fell swoop.

Adam H

Fantastic work! Love the puppet position on the chair at the end.

Sebastian Denault

Love it love it! The work of an artist at the top of his game.

Ivan

I am sad that it is over :(

Crotchy Donkles

Thank you so much KC. This was really great start to finish.

Arthur Besson

That was really good, thanks for all of your work

Vint

For some reason I thought Pinocchio ended with him getting hanged to death. Instead it ends with him being rewarded for resigning himself to an absolutely miserable life and being rewarded for it by being forced to stare at the lifeless husk of the body he had been inhabiting for months(?) or years(?). And then he dances a happy jig. For some reason, that ending is more existentially terrifying and dark than him never learning his lesson and getting hanged for it. What a bizarre, unique and fascinating project. Thank you.