Here's the cover of Issue #1 of Fusion. Just wrapped up the 4th issue (which ends this introductory story arc), so there's lots more to come. For the foreseeable future here, I'll be updating several times a week. Bear with me for the next few weeks as I figure the site out and tweak things (which might be a bit slow-going since I have other projects as well). If you enjoy light-hearted adventure and puns, you should enjoy this.
For those who might be interested, I've set up a Patreon account (https://www.patreon.com/EssayBee). I'm still talking to Savunn about it, but we're thinking there may be some bonus content for patrons in the future. For now, Savunn will send a personal note of thanks to all patrons.
Aside from the misspelling (If it is that...), I'm looking forward to this. :) The art style looks good and if your art has gotten better over the years, it'll look really cool.
Magravan--No, you're right--there's only one "t" in "riveting" (double-consonant rule be damned!), and it's something that's driven me crazy since this first issue went to print 2 years ago. Good thing is, I believe this is the only such typo (which is good, since one of the characters is named "Riveter"). That said--as a warning--this first issue is waaaaay too text heavy (as I'm sure you'll realize by the 4th page), which is something I tried not to repeat in future issues.
As far as the art . . . Yep, it's full color, and by the third issue, I begin to experiment with different line weights, so the art does start to look a bit better. Hopefully initial impressions will improve with the next page.
If it's a genuine mistake, or if I've somehow got it wrong, feel free to disregard this comment ;D
Is the whole comic in color, or just the cover?
This looks good. I'm looking forward to it!
As far as the art . . . Yep, it's full color, and by the third issue, I begin to experiment with different line weights, so the art does start to look a bit better. Hopefully initial impressions will improve with the next page.