The Book of Three

Oh dear, well, a little spoiling is inevitable if you read this long enough because yes, there are books and the majority of my readers know them well. This is an adaptation of a 50 year old children’s fantasy novel, in a series of 5 altogether - sorry, I gave up posting the disclaimer on every page a long time ago. (It is in my tagline up there however.)

And they’ll both stay pretty oblivious for the remainder of this book and most of the next. Even after that, it’s understated - which just leaves things wide open for interpretation as far as I’m concerned.

Oh. I didn't know. I just started reading because of the art. Stayed for the story.

Delighted to introduce you then. Now you know, in case I die before I finish, and you can go read the ending for yourself. (Not to mention the sequels). My apologies for the spoiler though.

First off, I thought you wee kidding when you said you didn't know, and that was a little surreal once I read the end of the string. Fortunately, Saeriellyn has a much higher aptitude for reading social cues, or a lower tendency to irony. She must be a lot less annoying than I am.
That said, I'm intrigued by the side story. I often heard the story was worthwhile and somehow I missed reading it growing up. I am reading it now that I've had recent experience of a child this age, and it's probably better for me as a result.

The side story doesn't take place "on-screen," so to speak, in the books; it's referenced in a conversation between Taran and Eilonwy toward the end of The Castle of Llyr as something that happened sometime between the events of that book and the previous one.

Ever changing. This month it’s a monster.

They are capricious creatures all.

I love Mucha, thank you.

It is left-handed on the weekends and ambidextrous every other tuesday.

And yes, I agree. Never enough Taran/Eilonwy.

Oh I have loads of ideas for humor slice-of-life; I usually just stay too busy with tBoT to attend to them. Maybe someday.

And thank you! It's funny. I've tried to sketch out this vignette before with no success, and then this time it just popped out with very little effort. The muse does what it wants.

Such is the creative mind! We're all stuck in perpetual ADHD.

Lol all of them up until page 14 right now. I’m gradually moving them over to Webtoon, and it requires so much reformatting that it’s a good opportunity to “fix” numerous things that bother me about the early pages - though naturally I am already finding fault with the improved versions too. I don’t know that the changes are huge enough for anyone else to notice, though s side-by-side comparison of old/new pages shows the difference very markedly. I have added entire new panels in a few cases.

Thanks for the faithful check-In’s! I’m sorry it took me so long to return!

I thought of it that way for a while, but the more I considered it, it just didn’t seem plausible. A full-grown, or nearly, young lady falling from that kind of height would come down hard, and I don’t think even a burlier guy than Taran could have stayed on his feet under that kind of force - and that’s even assuming she fell in a nice, convenient, catchable position - also unlikely. It’s really a miracle that neither of them is seriously injured.

They are! Go to my profile page by clicking my user pic and you’ll see my other strips there.