The penultimate page!
I'm currently trying to get the pages together to print a test copy, hopefully this evening. I feel like there's a more professional sounding word than 'test', but I can't think of it so I keep saying test copy. OH WAIT! PROTOTYPE. Yes. I'm going to print the proto-copy, hopefully this evening.
So yeah, it's been a wild run and uhhh...I hope you enjoyed the story and found it not to be really bad. I remember imagining this moment, and now we're a week away! What a crazy life. I look forward to re-reading this comic after a long period of purposefully avoiding looking at it again. It could be years, decades even until I decide I want to actually look back at it. My general rule is: if you can still remember the details of what it was like to make, you won't enjoy looking back at it. That's why all of my favourite things that I've made were from when I was 15.
I don't care if I'm a much better artist over a decade later (holy knees and toelys is that how long ago that was???) I'd much rather watch a flash cartoon I made in school than anything I've made since ANY DAY OF THE WEEK. Why? Cos It's extremely distant, so I can appreciate it for what it is. That's why I'm gonna have to wait many years until I look at this nonsense again.
Now the fun part! WHAT is gonna happen in the last page? I'll tell you this right now. There's not a lot that CAN happen on the last page. I'm certainly not introducing a bunch of new story elements and plot points. If anything, I should have asked this last week. Cos I mean really, THIS is the ending right? It even says so in the last panel. Tuft foes are defeated, and now he can kick back and watch TV with a witch and a vampire. Truly a happy ending. Just one more page to put a bow on this thing a year later (or in Tuft's world, about 2 days).