No no, he's right. Once that dome came down, they put themselves, and innocent people, into the Monster's Den. Now they, or more so Vince, have to suffer the consequences.

It's a shame it's ending but thank you for making such a cool comic! Was a lot of fun to read.

Honestly I'd love to see more of it but I fully understand why you're putting it in archive, still thank you for making such a cool story with interesting characters!

I'll miss each update of this comic

You coulda just kept that to yourself instead of being a jerk about it.

You are right. I am sorry.

Definitely a shame as I also really enjoyed this comic (unfortunately fairly rare to see long-form media that focuses on the aftermath of transformation), but sincerely thank you for the generosity of giving us as much of this story as you did! I'll look forward to seeing what you do next!

I wonder if you'd be willing to let us know some of your plans for what was to come, maybe answer some of the immediate dangling storylines as a bit of closure? Certainly no obligation or pressure, especially if you think you might revisit this story or some of those concepts in the future!

It was a pleasure following this comic, shame it's gone, but alas it was a fun read.

Ah a bit sad to not see at least some loose ends tied up with the Abigail and the guy that got bit. But do whats best for You and Your growth

Ah well. I REALLY enjoyed the work you have put into this project. the characters, scenery, suspense, etc. Thank you for showing us all this cool comic!

Sad but understable. It was really fun to follow Gone Feral !

sad. I really wanted to see where the story goes. But I guess it goes the fate of the majority of story/comic projects on the web. Very few come to a conclusion, and in a way an announced abandonment might still be better than an indefinite hiatus which is so often the fate.

At least we won't have to come back here for years hoping against hope that there might be an update. If one knows its never gonna get continued one can forget about it and delete all links and bookmarks and move on elsewhere.

Then again...

Online comics are a bit like a relationship. They are one-sided, the author has all the work, while thousands of fans only consume, but nevertheless they get emotionally invested with the characters and with the story and they come back looking forward to the next instalment. It can make everyones' life a tiny bit brighter and fill the day with something to look forward to.

But for that spark of hope the user has to trust the author to not betray their hope and indeed deliver and keep the story going.

It gives the author power. On a whim, those hopes and expectations can be shattered. It's a bit like giving a child a little treat every day. It might not even be the best candy ever but over time the kids will love it and expect it. It becomes part of their culture.

Then one day when they happily approach, you deny them and tell them there will never ever be candy again.

As an author, one can play that cruel game to several thousand little kids all at once. No more candy. For nobody!

Now some author might instead promise other, different candy. At some point. And more variety.

But it won't be the same candy. Not the favourite flavour. And worse, the author has already betrayed them once. Maybe they are insulted. Or just afraid of the emotional pain of getting addicted to candy again - and then it goes away ...

Serves them kids right. No more candy, suckers! Muahahaha!!!!

My hope is that one day I will be able to serve this very same candy to you again. Alas, money is short, and I'm out of candy myself for now. Even the new candy might not be available for a while.

If no one will be around for the time I'll be able to serve again, then I guess it was destiny that I wouldn't be able to give people something to look forward to.

And yet, I know for a fact, that even then, I wouldn't stop trying.

Thanks for answering. I did not want to come across bitter. I knew while writing that I failed, so I turned to what always works, sarcasm and irony, which is probably a bit unfair.

These times are trying for everyone, so I'm not blaming you. I'm just, well, I guess I got emotionally attached to your comic characters ;)

Hold on; it's October, the month where everyone leaves big bowls of candy for people to grab.

I'm busy conceptualizing what this would mean in this artcandy metaphor

I'm curious, is it better to be disappointed than to have never had this comic?

I've been working on a comic in private and been trying to get several pages done so I can release something to the public on a regular schedule, but with my own random schedule, was afraid to wind up leaving it on hiatus.

IMHO its better to share, than not to.

If you tell your readers right away that there is no true regular schedule to expect, then there's no harm in that.

Well...SHIT!

I fucking loved this story!
Time is a confounding thing. I can always hope that you may come back to it eventually.
For now, know that we all love your work and are looking forward to seeing what you can do.
Good luck!

I was hoping to see where this story goes, but you do what you gotta do.

Bummer. Well, take care and I'll be interested in what you may have in the future.

While I'm sad this is the end of the comic, I'm glad you're moving on to bigger things, and I wish you the best. Out of curiosity, do you plan to reveal how the comic was planned to go?

T_T nooooooooo...

Can you at least give a summary of where it was going? ;_;

well, thanks for all the fish.
best of luck on future endeavours.

Sad to hear this is the last page for GF, would have been nice for comic to end on a more conclusive note than a cliff hanger. Perhaps one day it may get a revival.

In any case, may we see new and exciting works from you!

Sad to see the comic go but good luck with your future endeavors!

It's because of this comic, that a lot of us even decided to check you out. Can't be a bad thing. Dug the heck out of it all for so long. Maybe it'll be brought back, maybe it won't, but we will still be fans of you regardless. Thanks a bunch for getting us to watch glued. Here's until the next story.