This is the last chapter of Here Be Voodoo, before a small epilogue.
Read at your own risk because, oh boy, I think this is going to be the worst chapter horror wise…
This is the last chapter of Here Be Voodoo, before a small epilogue.
Read at your own risk because, oh boy, I think this is going to be the worst chapter horror wise…
Before anyone start: yes he is dead DEAD. No, he won’t come back.
The Witcher has this infuriating habit of using the dead as relay to talk to people, instead of walking up to them.
Laziness, we can all relate.
Be very happy that, just like Gui, you don’t have the sound.
Because Viviane / Aisha is quick on the curse, especially on her ex.
(Non, Gui can’t really see or hear ghosts. The Witcher can, because he is dead on a technicality)
Yuuuup, Aisha is trying to burn him up beyond death.
Strong woman, I tell you. Who do you think Sunday got it from?
Gui, you know very well he doesn’t like the first two letters of this word…
Oh, nice one Gui, quick and well thought out.
There! Not a lie anymore !
I may be a bit biased (I wrote and draw this comics during eight years after all) but I think this is the most beautiful proof of love in their… er… relationship.
Don’t worry, the tears of blood are.. er… normal for lack of a better word.
What Naima doesn’t say is that this situation is the best outcome out of all the possibilities.
They did well on that one: Nobody died!
…
Well, nobody is deader than they should be…
Between the one who doesn’t say a word and the one who speak in riddles, Trez is done with the two sisters.
Yeah.
That was subtle.
Good job, Baron.
He could have walk in calmly and thoroughly explain the situations to the villagers, but: No time.
The Baron know everything, see everything, hear everything ! (also, I forgot to justify that part in the script, ok?)
You will notice the Baron is a perfect gentleman as soon there is a young lady in the vicinity.
Yes, his wife know.
Easy, easy, you needed to have the right doll on hand !
One of the hardest things I had to balance when I was writing Here Be Voodoo was Naima and Sadiah’s limitations of powers.
If Naima would have been able to see the past and future without the limit of her memory and trance, and if Sadiah could talk to any dead wherever she was, the story would have only last a few pages.
I think I already mentioned Viviane had an unholy character?
Yeah, well, Sunday being the worthy daughter of her parents is precisely the point of the comics.