>>487124 >>487191 It gives a sort of weird feeling how in some strips he'll just leave the nudity all hanging out there but then in the next comic he'll have it scenery censored
(Honestly like has been said before with his slow update schedule with the comic's storyline it might be better if he was just drawing porn)
>>487277 Yeah, I don't know what's his day job and living situation, but given how good his art became compared to the first couple of pages, the dude could easily rake in a LOT of money off of patreon if he drew more stuff.
>>487343 Fair enough. I guess I'll start by seeing if there's any interest here. Looks like there are at least a few scattered fans hanging around.
I finished both Seven Havens and the Avatar Aang movie last weekend. I wanted to catch up on everything before I came back. I started off avoiding spoilers for the movie, but a few comments on it made me think it wasn't going to be very good, so I went ahead and spoiled the whole thing for myself by reading a couple plot summaries, which didn't do anything to boost my confidence. I ended up watching it anyway, though, going in with low expectations, and was pleasantly surprised to find it was actually GOOD. Not the greatest thing ever, and there were a few REALLY stupid moments, but they weren't enough to tank the whole thing, so I ended up enjoying it overall, enough to recommend to other fans I know offline, though with a few caveats.
Seven Havens managed to prove good throughout the whole show. I know the fandom is really divided on Legend of Korra, but I enjoyed it anyway, despite the flaws. By comparison, Seven Havens has only minor things to nitpick at, as far as I'm concerned. It remained pretty solid throughout. It might take a while to get used to the new world, especially if you're someone who doesn't like change, such as those who didn't like the slightly more modern setting of LoK, but I find it interesting. I do have a few criticisms, but I got invested and kept looking forward to each new batch of episodes. For some reason, they were being released three at a time, with four on the final day, so it felt a little rushed, but I spaced them out a bit instead of watching them all at once.
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>>487372 >Anybody else have any thoughts on any these? I haven't caught up on the new Avatar media yet (and don't know when I'll be able to), but I just wanted to say that I love how measured your post is. It's such a welcome change of pace from what I remember about Avatar threads (and threads in general) on /co/ Prime, where things were only allowed to be either the "BEST thing EVER" or the "WORST thing EVER", with no space for nuance.
I hope your post gets more (and better) engagement than I can offer.
>>487319 I did and I enjoyed it Be interested to see what the creator has for episode ideas Could easily be like ed edd n eddy with the girls coming up with new ways to have fun or make money But also being a bit more grounded