Todays update. Moving through the underground. It has been a real treat revisiting this story and seeing it now colorized. I really like how it is coming out.
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SotiCoto » 6 Sep 2013 »
At least the guy just confirmed (or at least so far as he is aware) that despite the apparent fantasy setting, they're not living on a flat-world made of "planes". Definite world-roundness alluded to.
MathBuster » 2 Aug 2010 »
Heh; strange thought occured to me: Could this comic actually be set on Earth, but in the future?
The destruction of the moon, and all the strange modern-day equipment that lies underground (sewer-systems, pipes, etc) and now the mention that one day humans were alone on the planet…
Some catastrophe occured (perhaps involving the moon) and strange fantasy-esque creatures started appearing afterwards? This could be post-apocalyptic… or it could be my crazy mind wandering off again. =P
beanleafpress » 2 Aug 2010 »
I reserve the right to remain silent…. 🙂
Lukesf » 26 Nov 2010 »
i presume that means yes
Trav the bean » 15 Dec 2010 »
i still have the right to remain silent…. 🙂
Brandon » 16 Jun 2010 »
I love the mechanical / fantasy world of Bean. The way those two worlds combine is very much seen on this page.
Trav the bean » 15 Dec 2010 »
There is a lot of mechanics still being used, we just haven't got there yet
LilFluff » 31 May 2010 »
I think that's Bean's, "Ah, that riddle is so-ooo informative," face.
Trav the bean » 1 Jun 2010 »
At times, I think i have got the same to many answers
Ruth » 27 Feb 2010 »
Love the new 'look' 😀
Trav the bean » 15 Dec 2010 »
thanks ruth
Aaron » 27 Feb 2010 »
love the new site sir!! looks great. so much better all around. this page looks great. love that first panel, such a cool shot with the waterfall and them walking across that bridge.
beanleafpress » 28 Feb 2010 »
Oh good- I want to really use the comment section more here and i am glad that it works- i think it will allow me to hang out a little better here.
Glad you like the waterfall as well. Now to continue finishing off issue 4
trav » 27 Feb 2010 »
thanks ruth:) glad you are enjoying it
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I can't say enough good things about the atmospherics of your art. It's so immersive!
Sven Böttcher
the young Hero find “the sword” and must proof himself against a huge Monster. Hmm.. with the last Page i hear the “Bossfight Theme” from Secret of Mana.
Rumblefeather
Bob!!!! Oh goddess!!!!! What have they done to you?!