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(Edit: I didn't realize until almost 8 hours later that I mixed up this title XD)

Oswald ran into a little bit of what could mean trouble's a brewin'.

For those of you who hasn't seen or played Amnesia, those red things in the last panel are sorta gum-like. It's kinda like when you're playing Zelda and you're in the belly of a fish or something. Only thing is, when they show up, that means you're near to an encounter with something wicked (won't tell you though. Whoever does, shush!).

Hey look! Color! I'll only add in splashes of color like that every now and then to highlight some important things like that. Other than those splashes, this comic will still stay grayscale. This isn't The Wizard of Oz where everything is all sepia tone in the beginning and everything transfers to color when something life changing happens.

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Mickey and Oswald (c) Disney
Amnesia: the Dark Descent (c) Frictional Games

Description
Page 7

(Edit: I didn't realize until almost 8 hours later that I mixed up this title XD)

Oswald ran into a little bit of what could mean trouble's a brewin'.

For those of you who hasn't seen or played Amnesia, those red things in the last panel are sorta gum-like. It's kinda like when you're playing Zelda and you're in the belly of a fish or something. Only thing is, when they show up, that means you're near to an encounter with something wicked (won't tell you though. Whoever does, shush!).

Hey look! Color! I'll only add in splashes of color like that every now and then to highlight some important things like that. Other than those splashes, this comic will still stay grayscale. This isn't The Wizard of Oz where everything is all sepia tone in the beginning and everything transfers to color when something life changing happens.

[link] <- Previous

Mickey and Oswald (c) Disney
Amnesia: the Dark Descent (c) Frictional Games