Well--here she is! The last chapters of SanCirc, in script form, readable! That's it!
It's 64 pages, and includes some little illustrations and bonus sketches I had for these chapters at the end. I had to hand format this into a script, so uhh... please excuse any weird formatting haha, I did what I could. Obviously, doing the rest as a comic would've been the most ideal. I hope you'll understand, reading it, why that was gonna be quite a feat: fights on a moving train, hoards of zombies, crowd scenes... oof. Not that I can't do these things, but on a 10-year old comic that I want to move on from, it got really heavy.
I know a script will never replace a full comic, but I hope this still reads well, and can bring some closure to this comic. I never want to put the idea of eventually drawing these pages off the table, but at this point I'm content to call this comic complete and moving on. She's gotta go off to grade 4 now and learn how to do division math.
I'll be honest... when I first started this comic, I didn't exactly have an ending planned. I had some vague ideas, but I was mostly starry eyed at the idea of this comic going on forever. I was pretty naive, and have slowly learned I'm just not the type of creator that can carry the same story with me for decades and decades--and hey, you know, that's fine. So, it came to a point I really wanted to end this comic, and thanks to my editor and partner, we were able to shape this ending, which I wrote out in 2020 (or 2021? I can't remember). It's a bit condensed--normally SanCirc "arcs" last 20 chapters, and this one is 5 (albeit longer chapters). But I'm pretty happy with it.
So, um, happy reading! And farewell SanCirc! Just making this has made me really emotional in all different ways.
I'm still around, kicking up more projects and whatnot. I have a newsletter with my partner that I typically write in monthly here, if you would like to keep up with that. My newest comic, Augustine, that I do with them is full of funny characters and antics that honestly reminds me of SanCirc a lot. And I have my own graphic novel, Lost Time, which is available in bookstores. Okay, just wanted to plug that since I dunno if I'll make any more posts here. We'll see--
See ya around!
