Grrl Power #549 - Patreon 2x

Thanks for the response. I saw it there, just not here. Given my experience with Patreon, I wanted to make sure they hadn't locked me out of viewing Grll Power.

Guessing it's prob not uploaded yet you can see it in low res on <a href="http://grrlpowercomic.com/archives/2590/comment-page-1" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">http://grrlpowercomic.com/archives/2590/comment-page-1</a> if your desperate for your fill ;).

Is there an issue with the latest comic? I'm not seeing it on Patreon.

Where is Halo's collar?

ZeDestructor

The threat is implied, evidently

Stefan J Neylon

At least I understand now why Sydney was yelling at the sky in the last page... kind of.

Nutter with a pencil.

I too, would ask these questions. Probably not straight to a vampires face, mind.

Wyrmhand

I had no problem with the transition from going to boring class to some time after class.

Damaged

Bat Facts! I can only assume inspiration for the bats themselves come from flying foxes. These bats can have up to a 1m (little over a yard) of wingspan, and subsist entirely off sugar and pollen. I highly doubt a vamp would want to turn into these huge bats, they are easy targets and... very un-vampire-like in their eating habits.

Dave Barrack

I'm trying to think about how other comics handle scene changes. I guess I read too much manga, because I can really only think of pages of long shots of city scapes and just random background art like shots of subway stations or kids walking to school to punctuate scene and time jumps. Other than that, I guess most western comics just use the "meanwhile" or "later that evening." I guess I need to pay more attention to that stuff while reading. But I also don't want to give you guys a page where effectively nothing happens cause I'm establishing a new scene.

Churchill (formerly TeaBear)

Love the panels, love what happens... But yeah, the transition was really TOO abrupt.

Stephen Gilberg

Dave's comments on the GP site indicate that he skipped over a boring rest of the day.

Stephen Gilberg

You know, I almost don't care that the transition was abrupt. We still get cute bats, Sydney being Sydney, and Maxima being Maxima.

Stephen Gilberg

Sort of. It's not a complete sentence on its own. I could see someone phrasing it that way, tho.

Paul Gabbard

yup, I too feel a bit lost....or did Sidney's fast moving skywish actually come true?

james hales

Ditto

DonnieRamesJio

I feel left out, did I miss something?

Nathan Weber

I feel like Maxima missed an opportunity here. She could have utilized Sydney as an advanced interrogation tool. A few more minutes of rapid fire geekery from Sydney and that vampire would have been begging for Maxima to intervene.

Iain Burgess

^what he said. i feel like i missed a page or three.

Donald Grayson

... did I miss a comic? We went from Dabbler possibly fixing Jabberwokky, a brief sky jerk interlude and now there's a horde of unconcious bats?

Andrew

Ah, the hyper-cop intimidating-cop manoeuvre, well played.

Andrew

Seconded!

Justaguy

Stick an interrogative tone of voice on it and almost anything is a question.

martin leske

i literally saw it that maxima silenced sydney with the power of her boob and no you cant convince me otherwise

O4rfish

"Why you were" is a statement, not a question.