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The Young Protectors: Fallen Chapter Two—Page 12
🕑 Added 2025-05-28 02:31:07 +0000 UTC(Click here to read this page as it was intended to be read — on my webcomics site!)
A little kid only you can hear, calling for help in the middle of a valley of ravenous monsters. Nah, nothing suspicious about that at all…
Please note: These are work-in-progress colors. Vero should get me the final colors soon.
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NEW PATRON THANK YOUS
The only reason I’m able to keep making The Young Protectors is because of the very generous support of readers like you on Patreon. Especially now. And we had 3 new folks sign up over this week! So, please join me in sending out a very special thank you and welcome to the new members of the Woolfpack this week!
Allister L., Josh M. and Tyler T.
Thank you so much for your amazing support, Allister, Josh and Tyler!
ANNIVERSARY PATRON THANK YOUS
Your continued support has always been the reason I’ve been able to continue making this comic. And I am especially grateful to our readers who continue to support this comic month-after-month during this time. Thank you for letting me continue to create these pages. Thank you for being the real superheroes of this comic.
And so, I hope everyone will please join me in wishing a very special Woolfpack anniversary “thank you!” to those Patrons who have been supporting our work for a year or more!
I’d like to send out a big thank you to members of the Woolfpack who have been supporting our work for 24 months as of this week (May 25-31):
Mike and Mistral
(Two years of support! Thank you so much, Mike and Mistral!)
I’d like to send out a big thank you to members of the Woolfpack who have been supporting our work for 48 months as of this week (May 25-31):
Lex and Eric T.
(Four years of support! Thank you so much, Lex and Eric!)
I’m sending a huge thank you to a Woolfpack member who has been supporting our work for 60 months as of this week (May 25-31):
Molli E.
(Five years of support! Thank you Molli!)
I’d like to give a massive thank you to a member of the Woolfpack who has been supporting our work for 84 months as of this week (May 25-31):
Graham B.
(Seven years of support! Thank you so much, Graham!)
I’d like to send a big thank you to a Woolfpack member who has been supporting our work for 96 months as of this week (May 25-31):
Francisco R.
(Eight years of support! Thank you Francisco!)
And let me also send out my biggest howl to members of the Woolfpack who have been supporting this comic and our work from the very beginning!
Here are the awesome readers who have been supporting me and this comic for 120 months (10 years!) as of this week (May 25-31):
Benoit C., Jennifer F., Jaysen H. and Cj R.
Thank you so much, Benoit, Jennifer, Jaysen and Cj! Y’all are so awesome!
Thank you all so much for your amazing, ongoing support! It’s the consistent support that is what really allows me to continue making this comic. You all truly are superheroes!
So!
So! Karthak’s whole world seems to be in trouble. And now a new voice is crying for help!
Who is just over the hill? Should Cory try to help them? Why can’t Karthak hear them?
Tune in next Wednesday to find out! Hope to see you there! 😀
Comments
Alex Woolfson
Sacred Sparrow willing!
Alex Woolfson
What are the odds?!
Harry Bleckby
"Oh no! Someone left a giant, 20 foot baby here in the mountains!"
camelotcrusade
Way back at the beginning of Chapter 1, I think those dinosaur monsters were shown to have a talent for mimicry. So it could be those.
camelotcrusade
Oh good, you're going to solve the problem of their adopted child, since they will get married and live happily ever after, right?
Mersharr
Well, maybe when the bird gave him the ability to understand and speak the local language, it actually gave Cory the gift of tongues, allowing him to understand and speak to all (intelligent) beings... I doubt it's a trap because it's a quite ineffective trap when the bait is so selective.
