A new chapter, a new cover. Eventually when I get this to print, I will use these covers to divide the chapters. Their style has changed over the years, reflecting different moods and settings I want to establish.
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Ch 7: All the Ails That Cure Us
17 comics.
Bringing the Black Lives Matter protests of 2020 into this story was inevitable. I started Otherworldly Goods in 2018 in response to things going on personally and politically, much in the spirit of the origins of the Fetch series, with[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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Indeed, what sort of chaos could an errant fae do in the human world? I’ve been reading WB Yeats’ great collection of Irish Folk and Fairy Tales (aka Fairy and Folk Tales of the Irish Peasantry), where the answer to[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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All the Ails That Cure Us — Page 13
My apologies for the late posting of this page. I came down with the flu last week and I’ve been slowly recovering. But I’m 99% better now.
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All the Ails That Cure Us — Page 12
For a kid who never played baseball, Owen has a helluv an arm.
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All the Ails That Cure Us – Page 11
Back to the main story after a longer than expected break.
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Who did the cat let out of the bag? Or really, he let himself out. The changeling will give Fetch a run for his money in the making of mischief. Let’s see how this goes. Given the context is what[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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I admit that it looks kinda cozy: a flaming hearth, some Scottish football, and some tea. I’d add some stew, but a redcap like Duncan would prefer his meal a bit more raw. And moving.
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All the Ails That Cure Us — Page 8
Poor Brian. What a childhood.
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Apologies for the glitch earlier this week. We are now back on track.
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