this comic gona be more adult then the last one?

Probably not more than you see here as suggestive. This isn't the main focus.

lol I wouldnt want sex to be the main focus. just hate it when its brushed under the carpet

I remember my daydream of being Chief Engineer on a starship, where all the crew but me were girls...

Then someone pointed out that I would likely find out they were all lesbians just after I signed on for a tour of 5 years...

*Snert* Yeah.

That was the way my luck ran at the time...

Awwww.

WOOT!

Very nice.

So what do you get if you cross a bunny and a badger? bungers? =)

But after link up they could do another "link up". *winkwink*

Well, if I remember how to read bhunny tails correctly, they're in for some turbulence.

Fasten your seatbelts boys, it's going to be a humpy flight?

I have a feeling there wont be a play by play for this game :P

Oooh, very good stuff.

[chuckles] Good page!

- Shado

Linkup? WII?

Nice although misspelled rigid in her speech bubble.

Heck, suddenly Scavengers is rollin' again!

The out of frame shadow under Misha's chin in frame 1 was an interesting touch.... backgrounds are looking good, too. Just my uneducated opinion.

The small grin on Misha's face in frame 3 made me suddenly go "Hang on! There's a more lively personality to our engineer than I thought there would be."

Then I read on........ Frame 5 was off the screen.... OK alot more to our engineer.....

I think you are becoming more comfortable with the interior of your spaceship.

How so?

My memory of the first three or four strips was that you were working very hard to walk the viewer through the interior of the 3D spaceship. In the previous strip (set in the dining/mess-hall area) and this strip (a hall and sleeping quarters), it works well with just one panel with a perspective view of the room (and sf detail: sliding door) -- and then you are using your strip skills at hinting, by showing furniture and lines in the background to give us enough clues about where we are inside the ship. Less work, but just as effective.

Well, that wasn't intentional. You set the scene initially, but you don't have to keep hitting the viewer over the head time and time again to remind them.

In the page here, it just didn't need much to show that it was sleeping quarters. Note two bunks, one clean, one messy.

You already have believable designs for the doors and the storage cabinets. They are not fancy or baroque with design, but that's how a practical working interior for a small spaceship would be. Easy to clean. Already I have a feeling of small interior spaces, but not cramped.

Airlock doors with mechanical overrides.

Cabinets use the same hardware I'm familiar with for cabinets on trucks. Flush latches, default is closed.

Simple works. :)