The Mistress of Gravity (Comic)

This all started when a fellow roleplayer, The_Jediand, surprised me ingame by stating that character had a copy of a comic based on my character The Grav Mistress.
I was toying with the idea of actually making the comic for about a day when RockJaw posted about the competition.

I started making screenshots I thought might be 'cool' and usefull, but sadly, none were (the later).

I came up with a simple story, and started making screnhots again, this time I made some shots that were usefull.
For my story I needed an ingame mission against a group I haven't battled in a while, and going up against low levels makes it easier to 'stage' a fight, to make screenshots.

Luckily, my good friend FloatingFatMan had just the mission I needed. He volunteered to run it with me, and so we did, and made a lot of screenies.

Then came the time to make something out of the screenshots... Having connection problems prefenting me from going ingame proved a tainted blessing: I couldn't attend the daily RP meet, but I did get to work on the comic.

CatKeeper, who has made a few comics himself, provided feedback and helped me improve my work.
FFM helped with my spelling and his overall enthousiasm was an inspiration.
Thanks guys, it wouldn't have turned out the way it did without you two.

As for the roleplay information... the comic is based on witness accounts, police reports, hearsay and speculation...
This comic takes place in the early career levels of Grav.


But without any further delay, I give you the link to the comic.
The Mistress of Gravity and the Jewel of Hera

The pictures are rather large on screen, but if you print them, they are axactly a A5... therefor if you print them they will only fit 2 on a A4 if your printer can print all the page...
My suggestion, save them to your disk and view them with your favourite viewer.

I hope you enjoyed the comic and drop a line

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@ShadowGhost & @Ghostie
The Grav Mistress, Mistress of Gravity

If you have nothing useful to say, you have two choices: Say something useless or stay quiet.

Well, you already know I love it mate, but I'll say it again! I love it!!

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@FloatingFatMan

Do not go gentle into that good night.
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.

Really nice work, very well presented, although the nit-picker in me feels the need to point out the two/too spelling inaccuracy in panel four on page three...

Some nice sound effect text at the bottom of that page too, and the story is nicely resolved in the short ammount of space: possibility of a sequel as well, perhaps?

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