Are they?

It's hard to tell at this pace.

and those art panels in the text updates that were never mentioned or explained really threw me off in the past.

I thought we got two artists and paid all this much to get real comic updates

>>84368770
Yeah, it's just that this book isn't focusing on a conflict, so it comes across as really slow. A lot has happened, but not a lot has happened. If that makes sense.

To be honest I kinda enjoy the text updates more these days.

You get more detail.

>>84369064
if we had consistant comic updates we could get more

>>84369154

Well, I don't know about that. I'm happy with the Mon+Fri schedule right now.

Do kinda want more of the prequel stories though. I think it was the naval one that sold me on the writing side of things, actually. Pity he broke down weeping with the Rhyme-o-mancer one.

>>84369167
I think the problem is we've got so many sides to focus on now. the first two books really had one or two storylines, this ones got like... 5

>>84369167
wait what's the story with the rhymeomancer one?

>>84369188

You're probably right about that inflating the time out from all the angles. If it's going to be a 2-a-week schedule, maybe there should be a limit on the sides visited...but then, it seems each text update can handle multiple sides, at least. But it's trickier business when it comes to the comic updates, eh?

>>84369222
well, I suspect Transylvito wont survive this book. A few of its characters like Caesar will join GK, but it wont survive as a side.

>>84368716
It is an illustrated book with sometimes a comic page. This thread belongs to /lit/.

>>84369188
It's got a lot of POVs, dunno if I'd say it has a lot of storylines, since they are more or less converging and dipping in-and-out of each other.

>>84370554
Well it's the same difference.

>>84370554
The best TV dramas work out multiple story arcs at once. Of course it means each arc only gets a couple minutes per hour block, but that can't be helped.

>>84369759
it's a comic, at most a Western LN