‘Hmmmm’ is right. What is he up to now? Trying to turn Coal against his original mission?
They’d better choose their next words carefully because it looks like Hugin and Munin are eavesdropping.
This page is just oozing with excellence. I love that you tossed Hugin and Mugin in there, and I get a real sense of epic foreshadowing with this conversation. You’ve got me SO HOOKED.
Eeep. Upon a second read-through, I declare this to be the most impressive page of the whole comic to date, from a scripting POV. First there’s good old Huginn and Muninn being all ominous, and then we get that close-up on Loki’s face/eyes. Somehow the lack of discernable expression makes that panel all the more powerful, ‘specially since by Ragnarok we know he’s rather violently not of Coal’s oblivious opinion. Oh, Loki.
Is that Huginn and Muninn I see in the tree there?
I was wondering if someone would know who those little ravens were. ;D Good job!
I was wondering whether Coal might be tailoring his beliefs about the gods’ power to his news-bearing audience there…
Haha! He doesn’t know they’re there actually, though I can see how it looks like he’s talking right to them. Bah. Dx Of course, Loki sees them. XD
Umm… Last few pages? Your dialogue? I love.
Haha! Thanks! I love writing dialogue. :3
‘Hmmmm’ is right. What is he up to now? Trying to turn Coal against his original mission?
They’d better choose their next words carefully because it looks like Hugin and Munin are eavesdropping.
You got that right. It’s like Viking Age Big Brother! Can’t escape it.
Aw, I got mentioned! 😀
This page is just oozing with excellence. I love that you tossed Hugin and Mugin in there, and I get a real sense of epic foreshadowing with this conversation. You’ve got me SO HOOKED.
Awwww, of course you got mentioned! I still loooove that drawing omg so much. X3 Can’t gush enough!
“Should they not be?”
Well, I imagine Loki has said something similar in his mind, with possibly a different arrangement of the wording. :p
Haha! Yeah, most likely. ;D
Heh, along the lines of “Those who have absolute power need it reduced just enough that they will learn a little humility”.
Eeep. Upon a second read-through, I declare this to be the most impressive page of the whole comic to date, from a scripting POV. First there’s good old Huginn and Muninn being all ominous, and then we get that close-up on Loki’s face/eyes. Somehow the lack of discernable expression makes that panel all the more powerful, ‘specially since by Ragnarok we know he’s rather violently not of Coal’s oblivious opinion. Oh, Loki.
I love loki’s face of “who says they should be?”