Here's an ad for "Crossoverkill," a massive, crossover webcomic that features characters from dozens of webcomics, as well as a co-starring part for Fusion. The story is finished (and over 200 pages long) and features art from me and numerous other webcomic writers/artists. I also did some of the writing (in particular for Fusion's many scenes). Be sure to check it out!
Also, please note this is the SECOND update of this week. If you missed it, be sure to go back a page to see the end of Issue #8.
This was the reveal image I did for Fusion back when the main cast for Crossoverkill was being announced (several years ago). You probably saw it at the tail end of Crossoverlord.
that is where i first found savunn. i figured i'd check it out because pretty much all comics associated with the crossovers tend to be really good, and i have yet to be disappointed.
Crossoverlord and Crossoverkill were interesting to me. I started reading Crossoverlord having never read any of the comics involved. Since I was reading it as it was going, I went to the comics involved and started reading them. Then Crossoverkill came up and I was familiar with every comic involved. The only one I wasn't actively reading was SGVY, and the only reason is silly: since Kittyhawk doesn't put dates on her pages, I don't know when they went live and therefore wait until I can know before I read and save the files to my computer (I make lists and like to organize my comics, print and digital, by release date).
I can't wait for the next one. Hopefully I'll be involved in it (they seem so fun).
Al (creator of MindMistress and one of the main engineers/story developers for Crossoverlord and Crossoverkill) has talked to me a bit about his ideas for the next story in the series. Odds are, Fusion's world will again have some involvement in it.
At least that's how I remember it. Pretty sure Fusion was the first DrunkDuck webcomic I came across.
that is where i first found savunn. i figured i'd check it out because pretty much all comics associated with the crossovers tend to be really good, and i have yet to be disappointed.
I can't wait for the next one. Hopefully I'll be involved in it (they seem so fun).