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From now on I'm going to be sure to pitch all of my comics to publishers like Dark Horse and Image before deciding to make them webcomics. I don't think it's likely I'll get picked up, but I think that pressure will force me to make even better work.
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Hello voice actors! I'm happy to announce the casting call for the dub of my upcoming comic The Last Voyage of the Faithful, illustrated by the fabulous @nyxlux! We will release comic dubs as the comic is published, and I can't wait to hear all the talented folks out there. Unfortunately, we can't offer payment for this project, but I still hope to hear from you talented folks!
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Working with some folks on a submission for the GMTK Game Jam this year! I'm super excited, and I can't wait to see how everything comes together.
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I think that Superman's frustrated "People were going to die!" is one of the dialogue lines that will stick with me the longest.
That movie was great.
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My fiancée started reading Scythe recently, so I've been making a bunch of "gleaning the cube" jokes.
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Ah, Edward, what would your crew do without you?
Likely be a bit more comfortable. He's too reckless for his quartermaster's taste and too imperious to set the deckhands at ease. But his loudly aloof personality gives him the air of authority and mystery a captain truly needs.
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Introducing Nicholas.
What is everyone making a fuss about? Sailing is just a job, really. It'd be quieter if they just shut up and did their work.
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Introducing William!
When William was young, he spent his time at the docks. He told stories at a man named Edward all the way onto his ship. Before William really noticed what was happening, the ship took up anchor and sailed off. William has been talking the ears off the Faithful crew ever since.
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Introducing Arthur!
The chef of the Faithful is boisterous and friendly, but quick to frustration and irritation. When he cooks, he cooks good food; if someone doesn't want it, or if they don't appreciate it, they're free to just go hungry. When the food is meager, tough.
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Introducing Joan!
She was always kind, but she became even more compassionate in her time with the Faithful. The crew seemed rowdy and insincere, so she worked to be a spirit of care. She loves and trusts them, but she was secretly grateful when Avila joined—another woman on the ship couldn't hurt.
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Introducing Adam!
The self-proclaimed voice of caution to younger sailors, Adam fears uncharted waters only slightly less than he fears hubris. His friend Ferdinand mocks anything he hasn't personally encountered, and Adam worries for the safety of the ship and crew under Ferdinand's care.
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Introducing Ferdinand!
The quartermaster of the Faithful is perpetually surrounded by those more erratic than him. He's a man of seeing, of believing. And he would never get excited over the little things. But rather than become nervous and strained, he turns his skepticism into friendly teasing.
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Introducing Simon!
Simon is, at heart, his work and nothing more, so he spends his time either at the Alchemists' Guild Lodge or ignoring his family at home. He lets Amelia raise their children, but he can see them suffer. He can't handle conflict, so he just pulls away and neglects them more.
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Introducing Amelia!
Since stepping away from alchemy to raise her children, every one of her days has been filled with the desire to turn them into suitable successors of her work. She showers Leofric with praise and expectation for his successes. It's a shame about the girl.
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Introducing Leofric!
As Avila's older brother, he wants to help her become the woman she wants to be. As the favorite child of the Cartwright family, he doesn't want to disappoint his parents. He's fickle toward Avila, but how else can he balance his brotherly love with his familial duty?
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Introducing Avila!
The black sheep of a family of alchemists, the sea has called to her since she was a child. She's refused to fit the life created for her—despite her parents' punishments—and now that she's an adult, she intends to make good on her promises. She's going to sail.
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