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Well not totally new, but definitely revamped!
The webcomic now runs on WordPress, with the Comicpress theme. It runs a lot smoother, but also has a lot more options which make it somewhat harder to configure! But the biggest part is done now.
It won’t make much of a change to you as readers, the navigation bar stays the same, and the pages haven’t changed since then. Only difference, now you’re able to post comments on each individual page!
Please let me know if you find any bugs. The migration isn’t still 100% done.
You must be wondering about the release of the next page. I think I got far enough into elaborating my scenario to start working on some pages now, but again I can’t expect to start them until sometime later this month. Further updates will be posted as I’ll have a more precise date.
Thank you for coping with me!
A short blog post to explain the current of things.
Okay okay, I know, I’m saying “The fate of Supercrash” like something tragic would happen… but in reality it’s really not the case! I know the webcomic has been idle for quite a while now, but it’s going to go back in service shortly. Oooh yes it will. As a matter of fact, I’ve been working on a few pages recently and have about 8 pages in sketched format. I’ll wait until I have a couple more, as well as a few finished pages before restarting the engine. So I’d say the next update would be, I don’t know, by mid-August, September maybe? I’m still debating if I should have a set date or just update sporadically from now on. But one thing is for certain: you guys will see Chapter 2 on the web.
I’ll post a date when I,ll be more informed myself. 
So this webcomic finally gets an update! I’m sorry for being so long at making those things.
I’m not really good at juggling with both work life and hobbies (if we can call comic booking a hobby) so I can’t promise to be on time every time with my comic updates.
For this reason, I’m just gonna update whenever I have something ready. I’m also trying to come up with solutions to increase the speed of the whole process without cutting too much on quality. For instance, if you look closer, you’ll see that the latest page is cell-shaded instead of soft-shaded. This is one of these solutions. It’s not perfect, but I’ll get better at it eventually.
If it can get me to produce at a higher pace, there I have nothing to complain about.
Page 2 is already on the process, so you can expect that one for soon at least.
Thank you for reading!
This page was sitting almost done for two weeks on my desktop. I can’t believe a month has passed by since the last update!