Sounds like around W.A.Y. 0000. (Shit, I need to get some new pages up by then, too.) Again, if it's still bad, I should be able to come up with a creative way of approaching it, 'cause "This is Flying Tigers 0.0. It's still bad. The End." wouldn't be enjoyable for anybody.  Ha ha, that's almost as quotable as Cuddly's comment on my first comic a few years back "at least it has fan-service".  All I'm really gonna hope for is a less negative review. Comics are not my strong point, I've accepted that, but they are something that has become enjoyable to do (largely because of the community here).I'd like to think that webnovel version of FT would get a more positive response but frankly I'd rather not test that hypothesis (my tiny ego is a bit fragile right now). That said I'm also aware that I am not presenting the best of what it could be due to the fact that I don't have an editor and any really good creation is a collaborative effort, especially in the world of writing, editors are a very important part of making a work the best it can be.  The subject of people responding negatively to reviews and the way-to-often "I'm just doing this for fun" response has me thinking.It is possible to do a project for the fun of it, even if you're putting out for public consumption, but it is rarely the only motivation. I mean, with my comic, I'm doing it largely for the enjoyment factor but I'm also doing it as a way to improve my inking (hence mostly black and white), to improve my art in general and a few other little personal reasons. And since I've got it online I would obviously hope for some positive feedback - we all hope for that no matter what our other motivations, if we show our work to others we are hoping for a little bit of an ego boost.While it certainly sucks to get negative feedback I think that if our motivation is an internal reward it is easier to accept the flaws of our work and that an internal reward is a bit more satisfying than an external reward.  For myself, if all I wanted was praise I could just churn out pics of Disney girls in bikinis on dA, or make a comic of the same (tempting....no, no Scooby don't), but that just wouldn't satisfy me. As much as potential negative feedback sucks, it is a price I have to pay for the other positives I get from creating.  Deviantart~tumblr"Your service is to the story and to the characters. Fuck the audience and fuck your own whims." - Yeahduff  