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I read it, and it is something of an unusual case among the comics I follow. On the one hand, I can't really recommend it to anyone because, yeah, it was not very good. The art was blegh, the writing was poor, and the author's fascination (if not outright fetish) with transformation shone through like a lighthouse. It had all the markings of someone who doesn't know how to make a comic trying to make a comic. So why do I still read it?
Well, partially it's because of all those markings. Isn't that why we like webcomics? Thanks to the internet, anyone with the drive can make their comic available to the public without needing a ton of investment or a major publisher with which to sign? And, although the comic was pretty crummy, it got better. Much, much better. The art is leaps-and-bounds above what it used to be, the main characters are very sympathetic, the story arcs are original and interesting, and the world, although quite complicated, has a logic to it that remains consistent. Really, it has all the markings of being a quality webcomic that is marred by the fact that it only got that way after years of being little more than something some guy on the internet made in his spare time.
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