If it were up to me I’d say the hell with page hits and rankings; let the comic unfold at the pace and length its creators intended. But it’s up to Webtoons of course, and business is business. I’m glad to see, in any case, that you’ve got other webcomic projects in various stages of planning, with Webtoons and possibly elsewhere. To be frank, I’d long since assumed you’d retired from webcomics for good, whether due to disillusionment over QUILTBAG, your often fractious experiences collaborating with Flo, or simply your having acquired a steadier job and a family and thus maybe no longer having the time or energy to spare.

I’m delighted to see that’s not the case. Onward, to webcomics glory (and hopefully Step 3. Profit as well,)!

How is that a pun?

Personally I normally love the set up and testing of powers. Problematically, the story skips that for what so far seems to be a fairly generic bad cop interaction. I mean, don’t get me wrong, totally realistic portrayal of the average cop. Problem is that going into it you already know he’s a ‘mistake’ and that takes any tension out of reading about it and instead fills you with growing dread at just how stupid Mr. Average will be with this mistake.