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XD Well, first off, this is once again part of the great originality that Romantically Apocalyptic holds in it's insane grasp. First off, I really love the art here :3 Everything looks so amazingly realistic, it's almost scary. Especially with the skeleton in the bottom panel. The background looks amazing as always, too, especially in the second panel. The professional job done on the brightness and shading really makes it look like a real sky, like it's just a photograph. And of course, there is then the humour ^^ All the lines, all the thoughts of this seem so incredibly and horrifyingly simple, and at the same time, that's what makes it so amazing! Capping it off with the "Think outside zee box" with the captain's friend saying "no" and looking haughty brings out the humour in this otherwise really thoughtful and serious piece. It's about the radiation and how almost all human life has been killed, and at the same time, you have some little joke going between the main lines of this. All in all, I've been loving the series, and I can't wait to see more!
I think the skeleton in the last frame is wearing zee pilot's jacket, granted if it were a post-apocalypse I'd probably use skeletons as coat hangers too xD
First off, I really love the art here :3 Everything looks so amazingly realistic, it's almost scary. Especially with the skeleton in the bottom panel. The background looks amazing as always, too, especially in the second panel. The professional job done on the brightness and shading really makes it look like a real sky, like it's just a photograph.
And of course, there is then the humour ^^ All the lines, all the thoughts of this seem so incredibly and horrifyingly simple, and at the same time, that's what makes it so amazing! Capping it off with the "Think outside zee box" with the captain's friend saying "no" and looking haughty brings out the humour in this otherwise really thoughtful and serious piece. It's about the radiation and how almost all human life has been killed, and at the same time, you have some little joke going between the main lines of this.
All in all, I've been loving the series, and I can't wait to see more!
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