/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

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>Ormand/Leuca
Leuca. Funniest entry in Crab's history, great sense of humor and storytelling. Ormand also excelled this round, impressed by the evolution.

>Mike/Senna
Mike. Senna lost in her own comic. Both delivered well, great evolution from past rounds.

>Janny/Fernando
Janny. Wins in his comic instead of a draw. Also, it was his strongest entry so far. Fernando as always with pleasant (but gay) artwork, earned my vote twice before, but Janny's art also has a lot of appeal in a different direction.

>Cannon Girl/Nathan
CG. Again, deliveries were outstanding compared to rounds 1/2. I can finally read the text on a Nathan comic! CG had colors and a more interesting story, with a weaker fight. Nathan had lots of poses and action, but narratively it just looped "How about this? Oh no! Then how about this? Oh no!", which is a bit boring. Powers that we never knew about being brought up. Regardless, I love the ending, 10/10.

>Paulus/SRU
SRU. Harder to follow this time, but still shows the overanalysis we've learned to enjoy. Issue: Paulus was the highlight of both comics. In his I had to fill in the blanks with my imagination, but was still nice to finally see his more serious side.

>Bellboy/Abby
Abby. Bellboy had a lot of creativity and good art, but making Lustless the heroine kinda ruins the duel aspect for me. It was the better comic, but not the winner of this fight. For Abby I was expecting psychological warfare, but instead she muscled her way through, subverting my expecations. Unrealistic, but it grew on me, let her have her Rambo moment!

>Merachne/Outtake
Outtake. For once Outtake didn't devolve over time, he fully embraced the sketchiness, which made it more consistent and entertaining. Still lazy. Merachne had a downgrade and also left too much of the work to the reader, minus the humor.

>Kevin/Contestro
Kevin, obviously. Madman, he then went and made 3 bonus comics while everyone was delivering late. The Rockest Rosebud.