Post by Marcus on Dec 12, 2012 8:09:43 GMT -5
Feral's still continues to be a fun comic to read. They're into season 2 now (if comics can be classed to have seasons??). They've brought in the origins of the Ferals now, which whilst not original is still interesting.
On a side note, the same author has also written a post-holocaust comic called 'Crossed', where a disease/virus has transformed most of the population into raving, crazed psychos. I warn you all now, it's MUCH more extreme than Ferals. There are 3 different comic 'sets' so far, each dealing with a different group of suvivors. I don't know what two of the comic sets are like, but the third one 'Wish you were here' is a webstrip rather than a comic, with new pages added every week. This particular storyline deals with a group of people that have managed to set up on a small island off the coast of Scotland. The main character is an ex-poet and he's writting a journal/diary of what's happening. One of the things I like in it, is as the webstrip has progressed it's done some flash backs on how the poet ended up where he was.
Again I must warn people it's over-the-top extreme. Which is one reason I'm not posting the link to the website here. If you want it, you can find the webstrip on the website www.crossedcomic.com/ But don't come aback and complain, as you've been warned.
On a side note, the same author has also written a post-holocaust comic called 'Crossed', where a disease/virus has transformed most of the population into raving, crazed psychos. I warn you all now, it's MUCH more extreme than Ferals. There are 3 different comic 'sets' so far, each dealing with a different group of suvivors. I don't know what two of the comic sets are like, but the third one 'Wish you were here' is a webstrip rather than a comic, with new pages added every week. This particular storyline deals with a group of people that have managed to set up on a small island off the coast of Scotland. The main character is an ex-poet and he's writting a journal/diary of what's happening. One of the things I like in it, is as the webstrip has progressed it's done some flash backs on how the poet ended up where he was.
Again I must warn people it's over-the-top extreme. Which is one reason I'm not posting the link to the website here. If you want it, you can find the webstrip on the website www.crossedcomic.com/ But don't come aback and complain, as you've been warned.