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Here's an example of what I mentioned in the previous comic WIP.

Leaving panels that require a lot of careful work in a skeleton state until I move on to the high-res work (which includes complete page redraw/tracing). All the reference lines I need are there for me to finish later. :3 Also that last panel is missing a dialogue bubble because I forgot because I regrettably rarely plan panels with bubbles in mind. (since I always end up changing dialogue in the end anyhow) But I do leave space for it ofc.

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Mason Dunne

I always roll my egg on its side to crack its shell. It peels off very clean.

Fran Love

Dat last panel foreshadowing (¬‿¬)

PlatyShroom

I'm so pumped!! But careful Dr...Ada may not like it when you eat eggs :3

Howisthedoc

I assume that this page comes right after a page with ADA's egg.

The happy spartan.

"I want to go home" *see's cuddly alienz* "I changed my mind"

hushabyevalley

Usually, it's first the base sketches you see in all the pages so far. Then I add the quick shading-values. Then I import the image to a higher res canvas, blow it up and re-trace all lines. (And then add colors and shading if it's a color comic). Also... I-is there anything wrong with those names? <:3a>

DFroGGotten1

So Dot is 'Molly', and Doc S is Doctor 'Sif' Simon.