Dear readers,
As I've been saying hinting, the time has come for a change. The
universe the Descendants inhabit is getting bigger and now it's simply
too big for a weekly schedule.
For the past two years, each issue of The Descendants was separated by two weeks of stories from elsewhere in the setting; most recently the Liedecker Institute series and The Whitecoat and the Second String.
But when the current issue ends, a third miniseries will be forthcoming; The Spider's Seven.
I feel that almost a month between issues of the main series is
something that many of you, especially those who aren't interested in
the other stories, are not willing to put up with.
The solution: I'm adding another day to the schedule. The Descendants will still update every
Monday in the a.m. And on Wednesdays, the day you also pick up your
actual paper, sequential art comics, you can also check out the newest
issue of a Descendants-verse series on the following schedule starting
this coming Wednesday, February 2nd:
First Wednesday - Liedecker Institute
Second Wednesday - The Whitecoat and the Second String (miniseries*)
Third Wednesday - The Spider's Seven (miniseries*)
Fourth Wednesday - Descendants Presents...**
Fifth Wednesday - TBA
*miniseries obviously run until they end. Upcoming minis include: Vorpal: Gyre and Gimble (working title)Liedecker: Life and Times Part 2 "The Apprentice"
** includes sneak peeks at works, especially scenes from in-universe
entertainment including "Malady Place", "Imago", "Live Metal" and
"Taskforce: Earth" as well as other projects such as the Descendants
prequel "Descendants Prime" and the Descendant-verse vampire series
"Whitepine Hollow".
I hope this change goes well and to the enjoyment of all. If you have
questions, concerns or suggestions, feel free to comment on the blog or
on the community (which I know looks dead, but if you post I will
answer).
Aside from that, the new site continues to take shape and proofreading
back issues continues. See everyone in February for the first update in
this format: the Lidecker Institute Annual #1
