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Once again we meet the villainous duo, they haven’t seen much of any action since the big battle in the last book. I suppose they kind of explain why themselves here.

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Ah, at last the two meet. Been waiting to draw this one actually, it’s a bit of a section in this book that I’m really enjoying writing, which makes a change from being downright malicious with everyone.

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There is actually a reason Igon keeps having this problem, and funnily enough he could have avoided it right up until the middle of Book 2 because of something he picked up early in Book 1.

Shame

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I wish this was the biggest concern of my day, but then there are A level exam results coming out as well.

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I have never had to contort a stick figure so much in my entire run of doing Burlewan artwork.

I can only imagine that’s a bad thing from Rain’s perspective here.

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Heartfelt emotional conversation VS slaughtering at the hands of the daughter in a rational manner…

Nah, let’s do something a bit of both.

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There are too many possible ball jokes here…

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Ahh this is a nice feeling, the feeling you get when you’ve finally reconstructed a buffer.

Granted, I’ve only got the one page in said buffer, but it’s a nice feeling nonetheless.

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I could write some blurb here as per usual but I’m not sure I can think of anything suitable to the moment.

I know there hasn’t been as much story leading up to this as there should have been, but I think that may actually turn out to be the right choice in the long run, just like why you don’t see his face.

Though just to clear any misconception, “You go low, I’ll go high” essentially means “You take the minions, I’ll take the leadership” as far as their lingo goes.