a webcomic, by Matt S. Law
I know it's been a long time since my last post. 10 days, which might be my longest time away from daily posting. It feels like it's been forever since I picked up my stylus and drew something. Just haven't been motivated to draw...
But I'm back. And it's time to get this chapter concluded. Now that Mary Marvel is back amongst the fleshy, the heroines have a chance.
For those tracking my location, I am currently in Livermore, California east of the Bay area. And it is freaking cold. I was car camping for two nights before this cat sit started on Monday, and there was a frost advisory for both of those days. Fortunately, I have a lot of blankets in my van. Although I wish I had a candle at the time.
Anyway, I am nice and warm in a townhouse now with Margo the cat.
Boilerplate:
The Real Superheroines of Hive Valley is a webcomic about a reality television show following the lives of seven public domain superheroines that all live together in the same mansion in the elite community of Hive Valley.
You can read the series from the beginning ---> HERE.
Created in Clip Studio Paint Pro on my mobile art studio which is a Microsoft Surface Pro 7+.
▶️ 3Speak
Happy new year to you and Margo. I don't mind waiting for episodes. Wishing you all the best for 2026.
!BEST
Same to you! Here's to an awesome 2026!
It has been so long i have forgotten i was looking forward to this.
Now, what was happening?
Oh look, Mary's here.
Where has she been for so long?
Everyone was waiting for her so that they could get this party started. right?
Since the last chapter I've just been cut and pasting Mary from when she was a stone statue. I had to go find a reference drawing to remember what she looks like...
rotflol!
But, yes, when you write complex stories, and you go this foreshadowing character, that is supposed to come back in 4 or 5 chapters… what was their name? How did i describe them? Ah shitz, i have to go re-edit chapter 1 and include more details, or this will never make sense…
But we have digital editing tools now. We can quickly pull up Mary. Its like learning to ride a bicycle, it still hurts like hell fall on the pavement. So, fall on the grass, if you can, and have backups somewhere else.