Just some colors. I'm red/green color blind. I've heard that for regular people, red and green are opposite colors. But for me, they blend into each other; if I see something red and something green next to each other I can usually tell, and tell which is which, but if it's just one in a vacuum, I often mistake one for the other. Apparently I also have just a generally dull sense of those and adjacent colors, as I'm often told to look at, say, some sunset or something that's supposed to be amazing but I'm just not seeing it. Some darker reds and purples ad stuff meld into brown for me. 

I think that's why I gravitate towards classic, bold, old school 4-color comic coloring, as I need things high contrast in order for the colors to stand out for me. Modern coloring is just a dull mess for me.      

I can get purple and brown confused... early '60s Marvels can really start to look alike! Also I have one eye that sees things in a warm version and one that sees things in a colder hue... sort of like having one rose-colored eyeball. Not as extreme a difference as David Bowie had visually between eyes, I have no idea what he saw, one pupil was always dilated for him letting more light in.

Looking forward to seeing Crimebusters #2 on the doorstep.

I'm almost done sendig out all the rewards for issue #2, so I've finally gotten back to the drawing board -- literally! -- to begin work on #3.

Here's a look at the Kickstarter exclusive legacy numbering variant cover for issue #3 (or #122, in this case), which is an homage to the work of Alphonse Mucha:

Thanks! I think this is the best thing I've done so far.

Certainly took the longest, anyway!

^^I like this one too. Still digging the variant more, but that is a cool cover for the regular book.

-M

^can't wait to read the rest of the story!

-M

Looking good!