Ch1 20
I’m sure it’s around there, somewhere… right?
On to a new little side-thingy for you wonderful people who read the comments/blurbs! We are going to be hosting a “Hasera and Lark Reviews” section for a little while. The characters will be looking into some webcomics and giving their own personal reviews on the subject matter, art, and story. Who knows, maybe they’ll even sell you on checking out some of these other webcomics.
Has and Lark review:
Sons of the Forgotten
Lark:
Okay, so, by the third page I counted a hot green chick who I think is a dryad, a hot red-head who wields a bow, some necromancer chick (They are into some pretty kinky things) and that’s only in the first three pages. There was also some raccoon-faced thing that I’m pretty sure need some kind of collar, but who knows, maybe it’s sentient? Just by the chicks alone, I’m sold on this adventure.
What? I have to comment on things other than the chicks? Ugh, Fine. I think this Erric guy is a pretty stand-up hero. After all, who remembers every woman you’ve met in a tavern’s name? I mean, really?
The fighting reminds me of some of my battles, there’s a good flow of action in between the panels and the dismemberment looks pretty solid for the weapons their they’re wielding. So yeah, I’d give it a read if I were you. The nice thing about it is there aren’t that many pages, so it’s really easy to catch up on. Now, let’s see if I can find some ‘fanart’ of that Lexie character…
Hasera:
By Ith’Ir’s scale, Erric is so cute! The art is absolutely gorgeous and the mystery of Lexie and Erric is going to drive me nuts! Are they lovers? Secret romantics? Siblings (Ew on the lovers part if so), what? I don’t know! There’s not enough for me to go on, but once I get my ‘Shipping’ board up, I’ll figure out some kind of connection!
The little beaver critters are cute, too. I just wanna take one home and put it in all the adorable little costumes I could find!
I love the designs of the women in the party of heroes and every one of them has a unique look, feel and colour scheme – it all really compliments one another well!
If I had one complaint, it’s that there’s not enough up yet to satiate my curiosity about what’s going on! I’m going to keep watching this one, maybe they’ll have some romance in it!
I guess it’s time to be “that” person…. Lark used “their” when he shouldn’t have.
As for whether I’ll be checking it out, well… the reviews are pretty vague so I guess I’ll just have to have a read and make my mind up for myself afterwards! More time burning fuel is usually welcome in my life, this year anyway.
Truth be told, there’s very little content for reviewing. It will be the same for Monday’s page. There will be more long-winded reviews with longer running comics. As it stands, the reviews will not spoil points of the plot and are more there to give the readers a sense on whether or not the comic is worth them checking out based on these two incredibly biased reviews.
After clicking over to take a look, I noticed that you followed common practice…
I’d like to suggest that in future, you link to “page 1” where possible. I know the way webcomics do their URLs often changes, so it’s hardly a perfect suggestion – maybe link in both ways?
Good suggestion – Will do.
Also, when does your comic update? (You might want to put that information somewhere on the site.)
We update Mondays and Thursday, it says that right under the My Hero! logo at the top of the page.
To be fair: Not many people pay attention to the header, but to be accurate – you’re right, Alli. 😀
I swear when Lark writes I can hear Ogre from Revenge of the Nerds talking.
No comment on the hotness of the redhead, because I am a witch, a low class gutter crawling witch in a two hundred year long war with my older sister for ownership of the mascara brush she stole in 1796 that I still want back you two bit goody two shoe prude! Ahem. Also, unsure of the aforementioned redhead’s view point on creepy slightly arabic looking witches with dubious moral codes and a chaotic good demeanor.
*Do not ever call a real witch a fine upstanding citizen. We are a genteel, calm and loving people**. And I did not set on fire Jered Lahtmyers house nor send down murders of crows on his fields for forty years after he called me a fine young lady with high moral fiber. ***
**This statement is highly false.
***This statement is not false so much as it’s blasphemy against the very concept of the truth.
Wow! Thank you both Lark and Hasera for this review, we are so happy to know that you enjoy Sons of the Forgotten :).