Thank you Yosh, I'm honored. I'll have to read it later when I'm home. =)

I'm glad you like the concept. Part 3 is where your character makes his appearance and, from this point, will start to take over as lead.

As the story progresses, I hope you continue to find the tale fun and exciting. I've been itching to put you into a tale and, at long last, I can finally honor you for having been, and still being, such a good friend. :)

Haha, how cool! :D Even more friends have gotten involved with the story! And I like how it was just something about Nishidor running into the King, then more about the King, and then more about the people keeping track of Nishidor and the King...
It's like you hear one simple story, and then hear more about from different perspectives, and the reasons as to why things are the way they are, but I think the stories are a kind of way that you don't have to read each part to understand or like the whole story. You could probably just read one and it would seem like a complete story that makes you wonder more. However, I'm reading them all so far. :D
Oh, and on that note, it reminds me, that the next time I do a big comic project after AMILF, I want it to be like what you've done. I want my stories to be a bit more simple and complete with each step - not something you have to follow along all the way with. However, those that follow along should still get some sort of neat feeling and understanding, like I think I will, once I've read all you've got with this series. (:

I'm elated to hear how much you have been able to get into the series, Oxnard. As I told my wife last night, it's a way I can produce meaningful work while...
1: Not putting too much time into it.
2: Loading down the viewer with text (s)he has little, or no, time to read

I've thought about using this concept toward my core projects. However, with the exception of the picture book I want to conceive, I really don't know how to put such an idea upon my grand concepts. This has been a fabulous start so far, though. :)

With any luck, as I continue the series, I hope to prove myself a worthy, creative force to more people and, in doing so, earn their time to read over some of my larger works. *crosses fingers* Here's hoping.

Even if not, though, as I'm certain you'll agree, it's just fun to put together something different, fresh, and fun. :)

Very nice Yosh-E-O! A fun story broken into manageable, undaunting, blocks. :)