Sax's magic is almost always based on stage magic, and though there are a number of illusions for making ghosts seem to appear, there are not so many for making them go away. Which puts him in a bit of a pickle this time around.
Although I'm starting to think Sax's real magic is the ability to have narrative balloons when nobody else gets them. How does he do that?
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I'm continually impressed with how much you manage to fit in one of these long-form comics. Confrontation, action, exposition, resolution, all in a neat little package that doesn't feel rushed. Good work!
As it turns out, there's another comic about a mostly-dead adventurer questing for the lost Mjolnir, Thistil Mistil Kistil.
Its author recently had a kickstarter, and one of the backer rewards was a character commission. Here's Sharon with another take on the hammer of Thor, and from the look on her face, she just found God as well...
http://kylerudy.com/Sarah_Schanze_draws_Sharon.jpg
Hey, that's really cool!
Many thanks for pointing me in that direction. I've never heard of the comic before, and I really dig it. I just wrote the author to thank her.
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