New comic (or storybook story, if you prefer) up today -- partly based on a dream I had, and inspired by Henry J Ford's illustrations from the Green/Blue/Yellow/etc,etc Fairy books edited by Andrew Lang.
Hope you enjoy! It's a horror/romance/black comedy (I daresay?), so heads up for some general unpleasantness.

Awesome, as your work use to be.
ReplyDelete*High five*
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteEmily! Dude! Your poetry really sings, I love this. The final descending page, really utilizing the browser...now that's what webcomics ought to be!
ReplyDeleteAnd now to send this to everyone I know... :P
SO AMAZING!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful. You really know how best to work the webcomic as a medium. I'm always impressed.
ReplyDeleteAgreed, it really feels like you're swimming down into the depths with them... so good :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful work.
ReplyDeletesweetness.
ReplyDeleteBRAVO!! ENCORE!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful and wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThat was brilliant. I love how you used the scroll bar, it really felt like going deeper into the sea.
ReplyDeleteAmazingly beautiful. One of your best comics for sure.
ReplyDeleteI have been reading The Walking Dead all day and your comic terrified me more than any of it. Beautiful and haunting.
ReplyDeleteWOW. this is amazing.
ReplyDeleteVery cool.
Fantastic. It's absolutely gorgeous and chilling.
ReplyDeleteYou outdo yourself every time. You are such an inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThat is absolutely BRILLIANT.
ReplyDeleteLove it!
I will share the link on Twitter.
Cheers,
Kaz
This is so wonderful and beautiful in every way. I love the dark bittersweet touches you put in your stories.
ReplyDeleteEmily I just need you to know how amazing and inspiring your work is to me. I love everything you do, really!
ReplyDeleteThis is great! I just love the turn.
ReplyDeleteEeek! So marvelously creepy!
ReplyDeleteHonestly, it's astounding. Great job!!
ReplyDeleteQuite beautiful. It's just tragically lovely.
ReplyDeletemiss emily! i always love reading your illustrated stories, and i can definitely picture (or hear) this one as a ballad.
ReplyDelete(also, i started playing fallout because your fan art intruiged me... you give more personality to the characters than the in-game models!)
Beautiful. I want it on a book :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and such gorgeous colors. I agree with Zirta: boooook? :)
ReplyDeleteThis one and "Anu-Anulan & Yir's Daughter" are beautiful and also my favorites.
ReplyDeleteAgain such beautiful work! But I'd never expect less. I sat and read it aloud with my partner and both fell together in a sigh, such is your powerful style.
ReplyDeleteHahaha! This is super depressing and sick! I loveee it! Make books! Sell Them! I want to give you money for your work!
ReplyDeleteLove love love this
ReplyDeleteWow! An excellent story. Unpleasant? Perhaps. I'd say it's darkly beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteawsome! bravo! I'm impressed!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Your webcomics are the best I've seen yet!
ReplyDeleteHi, KC Green linked to your work today so I read them and just want to see they're really super awesome nice thank-you.
ReplyDelete(JAW DROP) That was AMAZING. Seriously, beautiful and haunting and twisted. : D love!! will this be avail in print anywhere? I'd love to own a physical copy!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing- huge fan!!
ReplyDeleteI will not turn off the lights before crawling into bed tonight. Nada.
ReplyDeleteHaunting.
ReplyDeleteThese NEED to be in a book!
I'd like my son to read some interesting stories as he grows up, and if he's anything like me was when I was a kid he'll love these!
It's AMAAAAZINNNGGG
ReplyDeleteThe PRINCE and the SEA?
ReplyDeleteIs he married to DI YOUNG?
This was so awesome! Looking forward to more works by you in the future!
ReplyDeleteAMAZING story.. from the artwork to the story.
ReplyDeleteHow you continue to be mindblowing every time is beyond me.
ReplyDeletePlease start selling this. Want it for my shelf soooo bad
ReplyDeletei agree with everybody! its just AMAZING.
ReplyDeletei also really love the way you colored it.
any chance we could see a step by step process? or a peek at your layers?
print would be nice, but the scroll down part is what makes it even better!
more please!