I Will Never Leave You - Page 19

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We are now going from a very hopeful and relaxing page to a more emotionally intense one.

This is the point in the story where the legend of Hearths Warming Eve starts to differ from the original story. The reason for this being that this comic is walking more on the historical side than on the PG "Disney version" side, so the details are not idealized or softened (just in case the bloodied griffons and the pony suicides didn't give it away already). I'm glad I finally figured out a way to keep my shading dark and heavy, but still keep the scene colorful. I mean it's a bleak comic and a dark story, but that doesn't mean I can't make it look pretty. Also I had a lot of fun drawing that Wendigo gently tapping on the magic shield with his hoof. I was heavily influenced by the Heavy Metal comics.

Let's see if we can release one page a month for the entire year! Thank you so much to those of you who have been with us from the very beginning of the comic. We're going to work as hard as possible to keep up with our schedule and do our best to bring you guys a good and satisfying comic.

Please, feel free to share your ideas, thoughts and theories in the comments.

We do promise to get a page out each month at the very least, but there is a way you can help us with getting these out faster, and that is to support on Patreon. He's paying for all the pages and currently is struggling to not just support this project but other art comic projects of his as well.

HERE'S THE PAGE!

Every and all support is welcome. If you donate more money to him, he can pay me for the future comic pages faster, as well as any other projects we plan on working together for such as his big project “Fallen Dusk” which you can read about on his patreon milestone goal list.

We are glad to be working on this again and we hope you guys donate so this comic can continue forward without delay.

Please, let me know what you think, of both this page and the series, in the comments.

Art by James Corck.

Story by Rated R. Ponystar