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Imagine one minute you are at a cool concert with your good friend and then after that friend transforms into this magical giantess to fight this scary giant bird shadow monster! This is the unexpected situation we find Tess Durban in within the first few pages of this exciting comic! Things just keep getting stranger for her throughout the story, so buckle up - it's going to be a fun ride! There is some nudity and drug use/mention in this one, so a fair warning to those who are sensitive to those things. I feel "Tess Durban" has comedy, action, suspense, adventure and mystery all in one beautiful and fun story.
As I read along this comic I felt it to be original in it's own way, but also it has a sense of being professional in a sense. With the layout, character designs and way the pages flow - I felt like I was reading something on a higher level with quality. It's well written, I felt the pacing was just right with a good amount of laughs both from the dialog and from the characters with their expressions. It's not a complicated or confusing comic. Tess is a great main character to follow along with throughout the series. She's smart, able to hold her own in difficult situations and has a sense of character development that I look up to.
When it comes to the art, Reinder Dijkuis has a fun style. Even the background characters are filled with detail, a sort of story to tell about them in a sense. There are moments where we get realistic moments from the scenes and then a sort of whacky, fun cartoony moment pops up. And it's a joy when this happens, a pleasant surprise. The characters have nice proportions, especially since some of them are naked a good amount of time. At the end of some of the chapters we have a fun little page that is titled "coming soon" that gives us a creative hint of what's in store with the next chapter! I like those! The line work is crisp and the backgrounds give us a good amount of details. Even the buildings are nicely done! When it comes to the action and fighting moments of "Tess Durban", those are filled with excitement!
I felt like the author put a-lot of creativity and thought into this story. I'm happily caught up with it and if you want to check it out there is a good amount to binge and enjoy in the meantime!
https://cultishmanners.cfw.me/comics/1
As I read along this comic I felt it to be original in it's own way, but also it has a sense of being professional in a sense. With the layout, character designs and way the pages flow - I felt like I was reading something on a higher level with quality. It's well written, I felt the pacing was just right with a good amount of laughs both from the dialog and from the characters with their expressions. It's not a complicated or confusing comic. Tess is a great main character to follow along with throughout the series. She's smart, able to hold her own in difficult situations and has a sense of character development that I look up to.
When it comes to the art, Reinder Dijkuis has a fun style. Even the background characters are filled with detail, a sort of story to tell about them in a sense. There are moments where we get realistic moments from the scenes and then a sort of whacky, fun cartoony moment pops up. And it's a joy when this happens, a pleasant surprise. The characters have nice proportions, especially since some of them are naked a good amount of time. At the end of some of the chapters we have a fun little page that is titled "coming soon" that gives us a creative hint of what's in store with the next chapter! I like those! The line work is crisp and the backgrounds give us a good amount of details. Even the buildings are nicely done! When it comes to the action and fighting moments of "Tess Durban", those are filled with excitement!
I felt like the author put a-lot of creativity and thought into this story. I'm happily caught up with it and if you want to check it out there is a good amount to binge and enjoy in the meantime!
https://cultishmanners.cfw.me/comics/1
