*bows*

Found you through a reference by a Mister England on *his* webcomic, and visually devoured UTC and UR by accident. Will offer more idea/commentary/thought for UTC after I've had some time to digest.

Do not have drawing skills of an artist, though, so I'd be at best muse-ing.

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Pardon me, but could I get your thoughts on this? [link]

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been some time since check web comic so don't know if it still exist but like the UTC comic strip on your deviantart site.

Whats up man. how was your easter.

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Bappy H-Day!

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Happy Birthday

Happy Birthday!

happy birthday

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Happy birthday man. *hands you and all of your OCs starcraft and warhammer 30k armors and weapons.*

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to unsettled members of the Fifth Company before the attack on Victory Bay.

Happy Birthday!

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Whats up man.

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If you will not serve in combat, then you will serve on the firing line. - Commissar Anton Gebbet
to unsettled members of the Fifth Company before the attack on Victory Bay.

I thought you should know that your UTC comic is, without question, the best internet comic I've read to date.

A bit of creative feedback (because I simply can't leave things at "Good job"):

*I really got a feel for this world you've created in the story, and I find the characters likable, believable, and enjoyably quirky.

*The dialogue got a few good laughs out of me, especially the exchanges between Cass and Flint (since I have a younger sibling myself, I found those scenarios more identifiable, which made them funnier) and between Cass and Morty (the hamminess of some of his lines worked extremely well for the character, which is odd given how most people perceive hammy performances).

*On the other side of that coin, there was one scene where the sobriety of the dialogue was palpable, and where I realized how engaged I was. It was when Cass visits Morty to tell him he'd won and ask him to change her and Flint back to normal; when he dropped the 'Bad News Bomb', I felt my heart plummet. I kid you not.

Clearly, you're doing something very right... several somethings, in fact. Keep up the good work!

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-- The Fox, The Little Prince

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