Nendaiki
Written and Illustrated by: Yuki J and Timo P Updates once a week.
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Definitely something worth watching, with much potential.
It's not an old comic by any measure, to be sure. With less pages than would be found acceptible in a regular on-the-shelf comic book, Nendaiki's story so far is one of intrigue. Introduced to new characters with unforgiving pace, and nicely hewn lines, the series is off to a good start. I do think, though, that the artist will definitely be doig the better of their work towards the ending of the series. That's not to say the comic is bad, no I think quite the opposite. The story thus far is interesting, to say the last. Another problem at this time is continuity. With some pages done in colour, and some pages done in grayscale, one isn't sure what to think. Will the comic be a b&w comic, or will it be a colour comic? Another inconsistency (which I do regret to have to mention) is that some comics look to be drawn with less quality in order to get the comic out. Being a new comic, though, I'm sure such things will get smoothed out. We may be seeing Nendaiki taking on a life of its own as the artist hones their craft. So much potential, and so I'd definitely like to watch this comic and see what comes in the next year.
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Interesting characters set in an fascinating world
Nix?s stories are set in an elaborate
world, but it?s still easy to follow.
She?s portrayed very distinct characters in
just a few pages. But Where's the Inn? was fun,
and the art is cute and expressive.
I would recommend reading all her other works too
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I've read some of this comic on another site, and I'm so glad it's here at WCN! If I could draw like this *falls over*
I've read some of this comic on another site, and I'm so glad it's here at WCN! If I could draw like this *falls over*
Sven's art is so beautiful, the images evocative and delicate. The story is emotional, epic, challenging, about love and danger and madness.
It's a manga style story in the style of WK and maybe even a little Hellsing, though, as far as I know, there are no vampires in it, nothing truly supernatural, just such an intensity of emotions.
If you're looking for Ziggy or Dilbert, this isn't the comic for you, but if you're more into something Neil Gaiman could have done.. well, come on in... The air is electrifying!
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