Fantasy Theater

I am generally not in favor of artists going back and re-doing old work. Leave the past in the past and use that time and energy for something new. But Tim Fischer and I were talking about doing something together, and the idea of revisiting the first Glorianna story came up. I don't remember which of us suggested it first, but it felt right. I think there's still a lot to like about the original, but there's a lot of missteps too, structurally and thematically. And of course, Tim can draw circles around me.

All of which is my long-winded way of saying: Check out the new (and hopefully improved) "Glorianna and the Children of Woe" on Tim's site:

http://comix-mill.com/

The first 8-page chapter is up now, with more to come.

(For comparison's sake, the original is here:
http://www.webcomicsnation.com/jkcarrier/glorianna/series.php?view=single&ID=53941
Try not to laugh too hard at that goofy muppet I tried to pass off as a "giant serpent")

Tim Fischer's rendition of Glorianna:



http://comixmill.deviantart.com/art/J-Kevin-Carrier-s-Glorianna-143461081

A new Glorianna storyline starts today: "Glorianna - The Legacy", with artwork by Tim Fischer.
In this flashback story, we see young Glori as she first sets out for a life of adventure. But things don't go according to plan...

http://www.webcomicsnation.com/jkcarrier/glorianna