Comments on: Page 321

By: Shawn Gustafson

Shawn Gustafson — Mon, 26 Jun 2017 04:06:00 +0000

In reply to GrimJack. Welcome aboard, GrimJack, and thanks for the kind words! We're glad to have you.

By: GrimJack

GrimJack — Sun, 25 Jun 2017 15:56:00 +0000

Damn, I’ve caught up! Just started reading this comic a couple of days ago. I knew this point would come, it always does when you start a new webcomic, but still… I want more, now! lol

Loving the book, I love stories that balance realism with the fantastic, and you’re doing a wonderful job of it. Look forward to more to come!

By: Crestlinger

Crestlinger — Tue, 20 Jun 2017 00:00:00 +0000

‘There is no spoon.’

By: Thorin Schmidt

Thorin Schmidt — Mon, 19 Jun 2017 17:28:00 +0000

In reply to Shawn Gustafson.

Which means this is Lady Liberty post “Kicking Geist’s Little Ghost Hiney” No wonder she’s looking totally bad@$$…

By: Shawn Gustafson

Shawn Gustafson — Mon, 19 Jun 2017 17:05:00 +0000

In reply to Jason Moon. It's not Jimbo (sadly, Jimbo died in a freak accident when he was trapped inside a giant novelty cake he was going to jump out of as a gag for a fellow soldier's bachelor party; this will all be detailed in Jimbo's Story: A Tragedy, a spin-off book that will never exist). I can see why some people are thinking this is a flashback, but it's not. This battle takes place after Chapter 5. So Lady Liberty is known, but no soldier outside of the members of Special Company has seen her on the battlefield. Also, you are correct, Project Athena occurred right after Project Ares, so Luke got his powers first.

By: Jason Moon

Jason Moon — Mon, 19 Jun 2017 10:09:00 +0000

Guess it’s not Luke’s backstory. Oh, well. Unless Lady Liberty came out first(which I doubt because the impression I always got was that the project that made her started after or at about the same time as Captain Victory’s did. I personally don’t see that happening due to the extreme risks involved and the lack of knowledge the military would have about atomic/human experimentation that early in the attempts to make a supersoldier).

Just a thought, was that soldier “Jimbo” from an earlier chapter. “Jimbo” was the soldier who approached Agnes right before she encountered Mark and realized that she couldn’t read his mind(“Jimbo” was the soldier who was trying to work up the courage to say ‘hi’ to Agnes, but chickened out) I could see how meeting her like this would impress him enough to want to talk to her.
(For the record, it occurred to me that some would say that it’s not “Jimbo” because this guy has a girlfriend/wife named Constance and would not be trying to make a date with Agnes because of that. You could be right, but saying ‘hi’ and making a date are two different things. After all, he could have been wanting to thank her for saving his life. He also could have been attracted to her and been considering dating her despite the fact that he would have been cheating on his girlfriend/wife. Constance could also just be his sister)

I am curious however to learn if Lady Liberty’s existence was known at the time of this battle or not. After all, not knowing who she is would make his initial reaction that “she was an angel” that more profound and impactful.