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MT Issue 31: page 9

Author_Ninja

on Oct. 15, 2009

So…tired.

So, if you couldn't tell, Lil' Sidney here represents Sid's inner child. Otto, a more obscure concept, represents lost innocence. He had to give up his childhood 'friend' when he became a man, signified by going to war and doing the things a child doesn't.

Originally I was going to have Otto talk, and not Sidney, and actually, before that it was supposed to be a small kid with his 'feminine side' represented as a puppet who spoke for the child. But, I thought the Lost Innocence image was more poetic.

Either way, Bill Watterson has probably had the biggest impact on my life as an artist. Too bad the man himself is such a reclusive douchebag.

Oh, and you may have noticed that Momo always seems to be one reality behind. She's now in a Noir cop outfit.