The Love Eaters

[andrewdrilon]

FINALLY! I did a Komik Bits about this story recently, talking about just how long this story's been sitting on my drawing board (a little over a year), and it managed to get me to finish it. So...Hooray

Comments

[frogfrizz]

The drawing style reminds me of Hayao Miyazaki's graphic novel Nausicaa. I loved this piece. What a strange love story.

[andrewdrilon]

Hehe I'm glad it worked for you! It's been percolating in my head for so long, I'm just so happy to be able to share it. It is a little strange... :)

[jactinglim]

yayz! may I post it in my Plurk? my friends enjoy reading your works ^^

[andrewdrilon]

Sure, Jac! Wow, I'm so happy that you keep reading and sharing my work with other people! Thank you so much! :)

[jactinglim]

Yay my friends now want to repost the link to your works! :D

[moki]

story-wise, I liked the way you used the trickster archetype to create the Pareng Ahas. Is he a recurring character?

There were also points that reminded me of Warren Ellis and Carlos Pacheco's Starjammers LS and Hayao Miyazaki's Spirited Away.

art-wise, I loved the depiction of Asong Kalye, but some of the staccato shots could do with a change in perspective. For example, the "run-flee-hide" trio of shots could do with bringing the "camera" a little bit closer just so that the rhythm of reading doesn't slow down.

all in all, a solid story :)

[andrewdrilon]

Moki, your insightful critiques are always deeply appreciated. Thanks for reading, and for telling me what you think! :D

[moki]

Hahah you just have to workshop for me too (if I ever write anything I think is publish-able hahaha)

[elio]

I loved that comic, you rock.

[andrewdrilon]

OMG! Chris Eliopoulos! I love your work! You rock even more! "The Bravest Nino" is awesome (more, please!) :D

[arambulo]

that comic is fantastic! ain't love GRAND?

[andrewdrilon]

Thanks for reading, Jeremy! It means a lot to me that you liked it, coming from a fellow cartoonist and all that! Hope you're doing well! :D