New Pages, 24 and 25! Things are getting pretty ugly.
Enjoy this week’s update! This has been building for awhile! So enjoy!
Next week brings the exciting conclusion to Issue #5! So see you back here next Friday, and it will be a three page update!
And Issue #2 came out in stores on Thursday! Huzzah! Did you get *your* copy yet?
Oh, and if you didn’t see the Dreamer Holiday Wallpaper yet, go read the last blog post.
VOTE this week to see Jenny Frison’s Issue #4 Variant Cover! She did another beautiful job.
^ Team Knowlton, that’s who I support. Thomas Knowlton shows up saying “I don’t care who started this, I’m gonna finish it!”
I think Freddy should break up the fight. XD
Hehe, I made them too. I guess we’ll have multiples.
Wow, definitely two really fantastic pages. But whooooaaa, both of them are waaayyyy outta line. Nate did the right thing with Bea, and Alan getting angry over it and being childish about Nate’s apology was stupid beyond belief, and Nate’s dead cousin dig was NOT COOL. Someone (Knowlton) needs to go up and punch both of them in the face. I’m on team they’re-both-acting-like-stupid-idiots :P
Hahaha, aww, I’d be scared for Freddy if he even tried to break up that fight xD
Lol, but if Freddy went to break up the fight he would either get caught in the crossfire and get punched by accident or be too short to be noticed by either side XD
I love it! :D This is this the reason why I love this comic. Romance Drama! My fave.
I think Bea should break up the fight. :P She kinda started the whole thing. Lol
Alright! We got three official supporters (me, Natalie, Colleen) for Team Knowlton! One more and we can play in the mini-golf tournament!
Oh, and as for Bea, Shelly…..yeah, I was kinda surprised she didn’t try to calm her boy down, but maybe she’s shocked he’s acting like this, like…..I don’t know, like when you’re watching a train wreck or you see an accident on the side of the road. You can’t help but look, you know?
Brent, should I make a Knowlton stamp too, lol? Maybe next week. :x We’ll see.
I don’t know what to think! In Nathan’s defense, he DID try to apologize but those mean jabs were much too mean! Ahhh!
I just discovered this webcomic via your dA account and I’m sort of in LOVE with this. I’m so very excited. I love it mucho.
A Knowlton stamp! Yes! That I would so stick all over my dA account! :D
Yes! A knowlton stamp is awesome! And now with Kimberly, we qualify for that mini-golf tournament :) :P
I’m with Nathan on this one, sorry all you Allen supporters!
This is all very exciting, but given 18th century ideas about honor, not very accurate. For Allen to have snuck on to a British ship and assasignated Admiral Howe would have been the epitome of dishonor – and I find it strange that anyone of that era would suggest that anyone do such a thing. Moreover, anyone accused of such a thing would not assume they were being accused of cowardice but of incredibly dishonorable behavior. Basically, Allan had every right to hit Nathan for what he suggested – but he did so for the wrong reason. You ere very anachronistic here. This is a modern idea, born of terrorism. I’m not saying that no one at that time would have done this – but no “good guy” would have. And had an American soldier done such a thing and survived to get back to the American army, George Washington, at least, would have court-martialed him. Immediately.
E. A. Mancz
Boys are stupid.
Dang. Those are some hard words that may be harder to forgive. I don’t think either one of them is particularly thinking with their head at the moment.
Re: E. A. Mancz’s comment–given Nathan’s particular profession (which I’m sure involves subterfuge on at least some level!), what rules of honor governed spies during the Revolutionary War? Spying by nature isn’t a particularly honorable line of work!
Re: E. A. Mancz post — never has it been said that Nathan did what he did with a seal of approval by any of his commanding officers. Rather, he did it because he loved Bea. Maybe at some point down the line he will indeed be court-martialed, as you say, but right now they have the problem of surviving to get to safety….which technically they have gotten to, so maybe that court-martial isn’t as far off as we might think.
E. A. Mancz: “For Allen to have snuck on to a British ship and assasignated Admiral Howe would have been the epitome of dishonor – and I find it strange that anyone of that era would suggest that anyone do such a thing.”
I do admit when I first read that part of the comic, it struck me as very strange, but I just took that suggestion as part of Nathan’s plan to needle Alan into… err, a volatile discussion, ‘get all the tension out into the open’, as it were.
New reader, BTW, and I was so eager to read your comics that I plowed through all of it in one afternoon — I now have it in my news feed, and will continue to follow it! Since I hardly know anything about revolutionary America (my interest is usually more in early 19th century Europe), I also really appreciate the richness of the history evident in the comics.