He’s still giggling about his magnetic wheels, he’ll get around to turning the light on.
He’ll turn the light on when he’s good and ready!
David I really like this one, the conversation flows nice and feels real, and really feel Meela’s exasperation at the end! Great one Again!
It causes us to pause, and question just how Lighthouse came to be assigned to an obscure asteroid in the first place.
Very funny. Love the look and style of your comic. Extremely awesome.
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He’s still giggling about his magnetic wheels, he’ll get around to turning the light on.
He’ll turn the light on when he’s good and ready!
David I really like this one, the conversation flows nice and feels real, and really feel Meela’s exasperation at the end! Great one Again!
It causes us to pause, and question just how Lighthouse came to be assigned to an obscure asteroid in the first place.
Very funny. Love the look and style of your comic. Extremely awesome.