Deerly beloved
Prince Faunus revealed, at last! Props to Gunwild of the Cassiopeia Quinn team, who actually called that Faunus was, in fact, one of the sun deer things.
I mean, granted, his name is literally Faunus, so maybe this wasn’t too hard to guess. But still! He was the only one who did and he wins the no-prize this month. Make your own predictions in the comments below, and you to can win a rare and valuable no prize! Impress your friends, use as an ice-breaker!
Oh, by the by, we have one last set of new SpiderForest comics for you to check out! They are new, like babies, but these are some pretty swell comics to check out!
Badass warrior girls, deadly mermaids, and a forbidden romance. |
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Robots who’ve been abandoned by their Creators struggle to find meaning in life. |
Space, Love, and a Whole Lotta Action. |
Discussion (15) ¬
Okay, I didn’t exepect it.
Oh. My. Gods. SAFFRON YOU DENSE MOTHER F*CKER!!
Will you be making a wallpaper type thing with the background image? Please?
A wordless, saucier version of this scene will be made available as a pinup for $5 patreon tiers later this week. You can see a WIP preview here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/31134561
We’ve now added a the Faunus pinup. You can see it, and other past pinups in our dropbox, over at our Patreon.
What is this setting’s equivalent of Barry White music? Because there should be a band of tiny gnomes or pixies or magic goldfish or somesuch performing it on a shelf off to the side.
The single champagne glass with two straws is what makes it for me.
And it isn’t FULL frontal, but I did sort of call it last page.
Looks like he notices her just fine. 😁
wow does she have a licence for those guns and will her muscles get bigger as the story progresses?
Alternate theory: He isn’t expressing particular interest because he greets everyone that way
looks more like Cerunnus than Faunus.
lolwut i know they had some talking animals before but i wasnt expecting hte prince to be a furry
Okay, yeah, I did not see this coming at all! What a nice surprise!
Loving Saffron’s obliviousness, I like when the narrator says one thing and the scene clearly shows another, it’s a classic.