I dunno. Maybe there’s a good reason not to read a webcomic about monster hunters with guns in a world about to have a supernatural apocalypse. I can theoretically see why people might not feel like they’d be into that, but when such a theory comes into contact with the awesomeness that is Sword Interval it’s theory that has to give way. This is just a freaking solid webcomic, people. Benjamin Fleuter has a particular talent for worldbuilding; today’s comic in particular does “show, don’t tell” ,marvelously well. Check it out.
Moe Lane
PS: Also check out the dude’s Patreon. A buck a month is a small price to pay towards keeping this comic going. I certainly think so.
I’m a bit confused.
I was pretty sure we’d already established that a certain protagonist was the harbinger.
Am I remembering wrong? (Or do I need to do an archive dive under the field of sunflowers to confirm?)
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It’s very tightly plotted. Even if it seems to contradict itself, I have no doubt that it’ll come together.
Until I read the comments just now I thought that the story took place in the present day and the beginning of today’s strip was a flashback.
Oh look, yet *another* webcomic that Moe has invited me to waste a day reading from the beginning.
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Shame on you, Moe.
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Shame.
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J/K
*Emerges from the archival depths*
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*Gasps for breath*
How long was I gone?!
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Its like Moe doesn’t think we have things to do.
You’re both welcome. 🙂
Next time have the decency to suggest one that doesn’t have so much of an archive.
Quantum Vibe or Freefall would be just mean.
It took me weeks(or was it months? I don’t even remember.) to catch up on Schlock Mercenary back in the day.
At New Year’s I had the thought pf “Hmmm. I haven’t checked in on Sluggy for a while…” This became a weeeee bit of a time sink.
And my weekend plans are now set.
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Mew