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Tidbit #1: "Sci-fantasy?"
Not quite sci-fi, not quite fantasy, and someone even said it's "not quite cyberpunk" either, which makes it all the more harder to pin down. And that's the way we like it.
Tidbit #2: "Set?"
Think of a "set" being an arc, and the subsets being parts of that arc. One can't quite regard them as chapters, as they don't fit that mold. I'm anticipating a total of 8 sets.
Tidbit #3: "Songs?"
Why yes, you perceptive thing, you. Each subset title is derived from titles or lyrics of truly diggable songs. Bonus points to you if you know them offhand without a-Googlin'.
About Bitters Past

Sometimes the only way forward is to go back. A sci-fantasy comic in which the infected strike back and the old come to call. Featured on WCN and Graphic Smash, with handy-dandy reminder feeds.

Title?
From a Tim Easton song. What can I say? I love his music. You bring the bottle / I'll bring the wine. Go visit; I highly recommend him.


Cast?


Blitz

Marseilles


Red

Nwar

Ehrlend

And then there're folks like Chtuchu (first appearance), Raquelle (first appearance), Chewy & Kara (first appearance), Luis (first appearance), Southwest (first mention), and some lovely agents (first appearance). They're not gonna get knocked off anytime soon, I hope.


Updates?
Every Wednesday. After each set, a little break will be taken, generally 1-2 months so that I can recharge my batteries and gear up for the next round. Readers usually like it when I come back with a pow!, and I can't say I blame 'em.

One neat thing is that if you want more than just one update a week, you can have it -- just contribute to our friendly neighbourhood tip jar! Every time the tip jar reaches $100, you get an extra comic page the following week. Hey, toldja it was neat!


How?
I used to draw with a combination of non-photo blue and regular pencil, then colour with Tria markers. I've recently started to colour them digitally, though, which helps on the wallet (man, I love Trias, but I go through them like a forest fire). After that, I scan the page, resize, and add dialogue.

See the "old way" progression involving Trias here:


Contact?
Yes, please! I promise not to bite. Gnaw, maybe, but not bite.


Now what?
Read Bitters Past, that's what. Now go and see what all the fuss is about!