sad it ended
Kinda wish there was one with Reed and Rory (* ~ *)
I wasn't surprised that it never got completed. Their goal was too ambitious given the pace of their output. A page a week, four pages a month (if they were on schedule) and maybe a completed chapter/volume after six-nine months? For comparison, shoujo chapters are typically 40-60 pages long released once a month and yaoi releases are typically 20-40 pages released either monthly, bi-monthly, or quarterly. Even then, that would put them at a better pace than Teahouse. I'm not saying they should match the output of professional manga-kas (since Teahouse is a webcomic) but comparing the two gives you an idea how long it would have taken to complete the series. After reading the completed narratives for each couple, I figured it would have been ten years before I saw the end. By then, I would have long lost interest.
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i missed out on getting the last book they published. :( amazing series and art.
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Kinda wish there was one with Reed and Rory (* ~ *)
I wasn't surprised that it never got completed. Their goal was too ambitious given the pace of their output. A page a week, four pages a month (if they were on schedule) and maybe a completed chapter/volume after six-nine months? For comparison, shoujo chapters are typically 40-60 pages long released once a month and yaoi releases are typically 20-40 pages released either monthly, bi-monthly, or quarterly. Even then, that would put them at a better pace than Teahouse. I'm not saying they should match the output of professional manga-kas (since Teahouse is a webcomic) but comparing the two gives you an idea how long it would have taken to complete the series. After reading the completed narratives for each couple, I figured it would have been ten years before I saw the end. By then, I would have long lost interest.
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i missed out on getting the last book they published. :( amazing series and art.