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(Jon sez:) 
First rule of writing: No character should ever be completely invulnerable. Second rule of writing: Any character who even implies that he or she is invulnerable needs to be shown the error of his or her ways. In this case, the glowing blue device Dryden was carrying in the previous page was the agency for showing Caprice the error of her ways in the top panel.
These aren't really rules. They're more like suggestions. Ironclad suggestions. And I'm pretty sure I've expounded about a dozen "First Rules of Writing" by this point. |
(Mark sez:) 
It was nice to get to draw Caprice's parents again, although the occasion is perhaps less than happy.
Random linkage: Longtime MoS fave Nekko and Joruba is starting its fourth chapter. And, the website for Celestia, the incredible 3-D planetarium, is back up. I recommend you get in there and grab the 1.4 prerelease quick, just to be safe. |
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