The Opposite of Mass Confusion

It's no secret I love my iPhone, but there's an application I've been begging for someone to create, and then someone did. I've wanted a Catholic Mass Finder. And turns out there is one, the Catholic Mass Times Church Directory.

And it works well. I was staying in Burbank for Free Comic Book Day. I'm not normally in LA over a Sunday, so I don't know where the local churches are, let alone when they have Mass. But this app found where I was, where the closest church was (St. Charles Borromeo, in this case) and when Masses were. So I was able to fulfill my Sunday obligations pretty easily. Win!

The Church was even having a bake sale that morning, so I was able to bring dessert to my previously-mentioned lunch at the Baileys. Double-win!

Page Six

It's a little early in the run to be blocking out dialogue, but I'm doing it now. There's a plot twist early in the book, and I want to keep it secret. So, we have faded lettering here.

And, with this page, I am one-quarter of the way done with #11. It's fun to watch that number count down (or up, I suppose) and see completion come so fast. Of course, #12 will be extra sized, so things will go slower the next time.

I like the coloring and staging in this sequence. It's fun doing the night scenes in Chronopolis, and the cathedral may be the most visually interesting set I have there. And I like the body language, Darkblade working his iPhone while holding a cup of coffee. Apparently, a futuristic iPhone that allows you to swipe while wearing gloves. Or maybe Darkblade has special electrostatic gloves. You never know with him.