Exiern By Glenn Carter A lesson in how to make some money out of indie comics… ![]() This approach may seem a tad tacky to some, and, well, I’m no prude, but I admit that is probably is. However, I find it hard to criticize the comic for it…you do what you can to get by, and a lot is forgiven by the simple fact that the comic is actually really good. Set in a random fantasy-esque setting, the story follows the story of huge rugged barbarian type fella, who’s been accidentally transformed into a beautiful woman. Mirth and adventure ensue. The dialogue is slick and very witty, with a great line in satirizing the differences between men and women and poking fun at genre clichés so prevalent in the world (or should that be worlde) of fantasy writing. The writer makes a big thing out of his own dyslexia, but, to be honest, it’s not at all noticeable, all you see as a reader is finely tuned, humorous and captivating writing. Additionally, the art is really nice to look at (except for the short period that the writer had no artist), a little cartoonish, but accessible and easy to follow and quite beautiful in its way. Ultimately, it is in my opinion, a web comic worth supporting, regardless of nudie benefits. It’s a lovely package of humour, adventure and gender controversy that works well and I recommend it. |