Yay! Welcome to the second installment of the experimental webcomic, Little Kaitlyn. I hate drawing backgrounds so you’ll find one of the panels curiously blank. I also hate drawing hands but they came out kinda nice :3
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Lol the style of humor reminds me of Dilbert, except intended for geek girls. Good drawings, keep it up!
the adventures of little kaitlyn are both educational and thrilling. tell me more
First panel, I would have preferred to have read her exclaim, ‘..his lightsaber is so big!’. But, after squelching my prudish horror I read on to the end. Perfect! I can even tell ya what the panel would be…