Ooh, lovely work. I wouldn't worry about wonky anatomy, it seems to me that it suits the overall style.

Page six has a real Alice and Wonderland feel. It's interesting that she looks a lot happier being small . . . but then again, nobody's attacking her with airplanes. Huh. You could totally make some kind of quasi-feminist commentary out of that, but I am not doing it. I will say that I like her body composition (wonky anatomy or not). Really looks like, well, flesh. And what a cute chin she has!

Page seven, like a lot of your work, strikes me as very emotional . . . sad, bittersweet. And damn, do I love that woman's nose.

Lines are lovely as always. I like the way you've chosen to shade the explosions in the first panel . . . makes them stand out properly. The clear differentiation of textures in the man and woman's hair on page seven . . . that's neat too. ^^

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The wonky anatomy doesn't bother me either...I actually can't really spot it. I love love love the right side especially.

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it's amazing... the weird proportions make it unique...

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Wow! I love it.

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this is so beautiful, the little windows and the paper color are just the right thing...very eye catching...i love it.

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very cool and also neat use of the moleskine pages

ah, i love moleskines. this is quite amazing.

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Beautiful work!

bottom right is worth a highfive

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