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I feel I should start off with this comic by saying I feel like it is greatly enjoyed and appreciated by it's fans & readers but is still what I would consider unrated on Comic Fury. With "Starboard: The Journey Home" we get to experience a web comic that brings it's own to this community. To me, as I read this comic I felt like I was welcomed into a new and fresh series that never loses my interest.
Vinegar3 has created Zach and J.C, two pretty relatable & enjoyable young men who go on the most unexpected (and worst bad luck situations I've read about in awhile!) journey - if you want to call it that! From the way that they talk and have their conversations to their style and facial expressions - you just feel at ease with them. Like I could easily see these two just hanging around on the street. How they end up in this unusual part of the universes is extremely unfortunate and as the story goes on things just seem to get worse for them. I couldn't help but read more and more, with each page hoping things would at least get a-little easier for them. They go through so much in such a short period of time and Vinegar3 sure knows how to pull us readers into the story, even from the first mysterious page!
The art style is easy on the eyes, with the character designs that feel clean and crisp. I love the backgrounds in some of the pages, the details are enjoyable and it's done in black and white tones. I find it fits the story well and is refreshing. Over time we get introduced to more characters, all of which are original in their own ways. I love how the conversations flow in this comic, as I was reading it. It all felt natural. This is a comic I am surprised that not more people are reading and subscribed to, but I'm hoping in the future that will change.
I feel I should start off with this comic by saying I feel like it is greatly enjoyed and appreciated by it's fans & readers but is still what I would consider unrated on Comic Fury. With "Starboard: The Journey Home" we get to experience a web comic that brings it's own to this community. To me, as I read this comic I felt like I was welcomed into a new and fresh series that never loses my interest.
Vinegar3 has created Zach and J.C, two pretty relatable & enjoyable young men who go on the most unexpected (and worst bad luck situations I've read about in awhile!) journey - if you want to call it that! From the way that they talk and have their conversations to their style and facial expressions - you just feel at ease with them. Like I could easily see these two just hanging around on the street. How they end up in this unusual part of the universes is extremely unfortunate and as the story goes on things just seem to get worse for them. I couldn't help but read more and more, with each page hoping things would at least get a-little easier for them. They go through so much in such a short period of time and Vinegar3 sure knows how to pull us readers into the story, even from the first mysterious page!
The art style is easy on the eyes, with the character designs that feel clean and crisp. I love the backgrounds in some of the pages, the details are enjoyable and it's done in black and white tones. I find it fits the story well and is refreshing. Over time we get introduced to more characters, all of which are original in their own ways. I love how the conversations flow in this comic, as I was reading it. It all felt natural. This is a comic I am surprised that not more people are reading and subscribed to, but I'm hoping in the future that will change.
