Anna Bongiovanni’s The Feast, A Brief Free Comic

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The Feast is a collaboration between Anna Bongiovanni (who did the writing) and Evan Palmer (who did the drawing).  It’s short and sweet at only 18 pages, so you’re not jumping into a huge archive, you’re just committing to a few minutes of your day to a quick little story about adorable feral children being grabbed and eaten by a horrible monster, and the revenge that they enact.

Enjoy.

The Feast is also available in a medium that doesn’t shoot radiation into your eyes, on Bongiovanni‘s Etsy page, in exchange for money.

(Robot 6.)


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