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[chordsykat]

Varulv #2 begins tomorrow, April 5th!

I can't believe we're on issue 2 and we've already got hundreds of readers coming to the site to check it out, daily. Thank you guys for every success. It's such a treat to write an original property and have it going over so well in its first story arc. I'm just getting started! :D

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[chordsykat]

Do you have voice cannons for your werewolf characters that you read in your head? To me Kjell seems like he would be tough and growl like Nathan Explosion. I think Kit would be more friendly and charming. What do you think?

I do! I definitely hear certain voices in my head as I write for them. Here's what I know for the main cast:

Kjell Björnstrand is Henry Cavil (as Geralt of Rivia)

Because I think you're right. Snarly and growly (and just a little snarky) is the way to go.

Kit Karlsson is Bill Fagerbakke (as Broadway)

Kit's definitely got a lot of charm, and I knew immediately who I wanted to model his character after, from the second I created him. He's always been Broadway's long lost brother to me... without wings. :)

Greta Bruun is Tiffany Grant (as Asuka Langley Soryu)

Because she'd fight a bitch. Kidding. But also that. Greta's a complicatedd character who has trouble showing her vulnerabilities, and I feel a lot of that same energy in her as I did when watching Evangelion in English.

Stylianos "Stig" Lazar is Liam O'Brien (as Vax'ildan)

Because broody half-elf men destined for greatness against their will gotta stick together.

Rauvanau'gaa "Ragna" Auvrea'ly is Jennifer Jason Leigh (as Dr. Ventress)

When I watched the "Annihilation" movie for the first time, I was struck by how Dr. Ventress' character was portrayed as calculating, but reassuring and almost "warm" in a cold, distant way. I think Ragna is much the same. And it turns out, neither of them are completely human (though Ragna is most assuredly, not the villain Ventress ends up being in the film).

Thanks for pinging me for a response, bud! I try not to forget about the old ask box but I do screw up with how busy I can get :)

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