Volume 5, Number 4
The shocking discovery of the murdered Jill-Prime prompts Jill, Maureen, and Willie to summon help from gadgeteer-genius Aloysius. Together they go to groumd and try to piece together the conspiracy of which her murder is only a part. They’d better work fast, because only a few hundred yards away on campus, the surgically and psychologically enhanced John Samson is unleashing his unwholesome powers on a suite of unsuspecting freshman women!
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Great chapter. I especially love that you brought back the liquification process from way back in vol 1 (IIRC). Great way to tie everything together and keep the narrative tight. I wonder, how far out do you have these stories scripted?
It depends on the meaning of scripted. For detailed comics scripts, with every panel described and all the dialog written, I try to stay about two months ahead of publication. Less precise material exists (scene-by-scene) through about the middle of what would be Volume VIII, so at this point a little more than a year ahead. It gets a bit sketchier in Volume IX, but I have ideas…