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I call pages like this 'pacing pages' and they're always a bit of a struggle to draw because you feel like you're not putting enough shit in there, but sometimes it's good to let comics have breathing space? :P

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Volpethrope

The pacing is good. Even if the comic has an erotic or comedic focus, you want it to read well as a complete work. Too many artists think in terms of "how much content are the viewers seeing each week/month?" So they shove a punchline onto every page or rush straight into the fucking, which makes the comic look terrible as a complete work. "Write to the archive reader, not the update follower" is a phrase I've heard before.

Jem

Gasps? Did they not expect him to accept?

Morgan Leger

Honestly, you really know how to keep your readers in suspense. I want to know what happens next, not stop when the action is beginning.

Chris J Brown

I think it's probably a social fauxpa and he wasn't supposed to touch him. It's all about status and one's life station in the royal court...

Ratchet

These pages add a lot to the story, far to many furry comics are just "hi- these are the characters and setting, now they screw, the end" which always seems jarring, and two dimensional like little thought was put in bar the ending. your comics never seem that way :3