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Ashe,
I’ve been following this comic since 2014. Not as long as others, true, but still a damn long time. It got me to read Good Omens, ship Valvert, watch Phantom of the Opera and Labyrinth, rewatch the Pirates series, and so many more. I quote it way too often and some of the most heartwrenching, awesome, and breathtaking lines and exchanges I know come from this comic. “Come then, and see what kind of king I am.” “I don’t believe. But sometimes, I wish i did.” “This wasn’t the ending I wanted and that wasn’t a request.”
I don’t know you. I don’t know anything about you at all. But I know you are probably one of the greatest storytellers I’ve ever had the pleasure of listening to, and my deepest and sincerest wish is that in ending this comic, you’re going on to create your own stories and get the recognition you more than deserve. Thank you for four years and however much longer I have to enjoy this story before I finally get to print the rest of it out, stick it in a binder, and call it “the end”.
yours, Hans
I’ve been following this comic since 2014. Not as long as others, true, but still a damn long time. It got me to read Good Omens, ship Valvert, watch Phantom of the Opera and Labyrinth, rewatch the Pirates series, and so many more. I quote it way too often and some of the most heartwrenching, awesome, and breathtaking lines and exchanges I know come from this comic. “Come then, and see what kind of king I am.” “I don’t believe. But sometimes, I wish i did.” “This wasn’t the ending I wanted and that wasn’t a request.”
I don’t know you. I don’t know anything about you at all. But I know you are probably one of the greatest storytellers I’ve ever had the pleasure of listening to, and my deepest and sincerest wish is that in ending this comic, you’re going on to create your own stories and get the recognition you more than deserve. Thank you for four years and however much longer I have to enjoy this story before I finally get to print the rest of it out, stick it in a binder, and call it “the end”.
yours, Hans
Thank you very much for your kind words and your loyal readership. I'm very glad the comic could introduce you to more things that you've enjoyed. If you do decide to print it out and binder it, get a Really Big Binder. The originals are on cardstock, so they're thicker, but they take up a a four inch binder and two two-inch binders.
I'm so happy that you've enjoyed this story. Thank you again for reading.
I'm so happy that you've enjoyed this story. Thank you again for reading.