Necropolis

Jake Wyatt Shares His Design Process For 'Necropolis'
Jake Wyatt Shares His Design Process For 'Necropolis'
Jake Wyatt Shares His Design Process For 'Necropolis'
It wasn't that long ago that Jake Wyatt started Necropolis, a new fantasy webcomic that quickly became one of my favorite things to read. In the strips published so far, Wyatt shows off an incredibly engaging fairy tale style that blends the sinister bargains of its main character with some of the most beautiful pages of the year. Unfortunately, the comic hit a delay in updates thanks to a cross-country move, but rather than leaving his readers waiting for the next few pages without anything to tide them over, Wyatt has taken the opportunity to share some of his design process --- including full short stories that he made to test out the Third Sword's look.
Read This: Jake Wyatt's 'Necropolis' Is Already Amazing
Read This: Jake Wyatt's 'Necropolis' Is Already Amazing
Read This: Jake Wyatt's 'Necropolis' Is Already Amazing
You know what's a great way to wake up? Getting out of bed, making a cup of coffee, and sitting down to find out that Jake Wyatt has a new fantasy webcomic about a young girl's quest for revenge against anyone and everyone. Short of rolling over to find out that you have literally been sleeping on a pile of hundred dollar bills, it might actually be the best way to start your morning --- and this way, there's significantly less risk of papercuts. The comic is called Necropolis, and even though it's only a few pages in, it's already amazing, with gorgeous art and story that feels familiar, but is being told in a beautifully expert way.