Megaman Legends Fancomic - Old World Blues

[Nico]

Hi there! I'm Nico, nice to meet you!

A few months ago I worked on a Megaman Legends fancomic. I had a serious craving for more Legends, and I suppose drawing this comic was a way for me to express that!

You can read the three episodes I completed here: www.deviantart.com/nico--neko/gallery/69759092/Megaman-Legends-Old-World-Blues

I also included a small gallery to the reference sheets I made for the original characters I created for the comic! If you're curious, you can see them here: www.deviantart.com/nico--neko/gallery/69759248/Old-World-Blues-Reference-Sheets

It's been a while since I worked on this comic but I had yet to upload it online. I didn't want it to go to waste, so I uploaded it yesterday. I figured that it would be a good idea to share it with fellow Legends fans. (^^)

[Mikéy]

Hi Nico. This comic you're working on is truly fascinating, and the art style captures the spirit of Legends quite well. I'll be interested to see where you take this if you decide to continue working on it; feel free to post if you have any future updates to share!

[Dashe]

This is really great! It looks like you put a lot of work into it, and I'm really, really glad to see new content and characters after all this time. They actually look like they fit in with the existing lore. How long did it take you to make each page? The biggest challenge when undertaking a project like this is keeping a consistent schedule in a fanbase that is too burned out to comment often, so if it's not something you're prioritizing, make it a point to plan for a steady backlog of content in case of emergencies, which happen all the time. If you plan for more time than you need, it'll be easier, especially if your story arc is going to run on the longer side. I'm one of those people who's always thinking about how likely things are going to be finished, if you haven't been lurking around this place much.

Another potential challenge is that if you wanted to print it, it wouldn't be an easy conversion just because of its format. It's definitely something that would look good on a shelf. Maybe on receipt paper in a scroll or something, I dunno. It might just be me who likes to collect prints of fancomics for archival purposes.

Anyway, just something to think about. Keep it up! I hope you're able to reach a good ending with this one!