To think...it starts like this. (Patreon)

As under detailed as these things are, they are required to make something great come to the comic book. They allow both the writer (myself) and the artist to get an idea of what the other person has in mind. Sometimes, the idea of one or the other tends to be better than what was imagined originally. Both parties always have a vision of what they want the panel to look like but often times, it doesn't come to fruition the way that either one intended. These rough drafts help to mitigate that very issue. It's easy to criticize and point the finger at someone else when you're not the one doing the other end of things. However, when you both can meet at on a common ground, beautiful things tend to be the result.

Does anyone want to take a guess as to what is going on in this page?