THE GLOAMING #7 IS HERE!

For everybody who supported the fundraiser, your packages are in the mail and on their way to you. Some of you may have already received your rewards as you read this.

For everybody else, you can purchase the long-awaited new issue of Hans Rickheit's adult comic series here: 

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1721125161/the-gloaming-issue-7

This extra large issue contains 48 pages of excruciating detail. When you look at this, you will understand why it took two years to draw!

The further adventures of the clone brood as their numbers overflow, and more insidious urges begin to emerge. This issue sees the story take an even darker turn as the girls seize the town and terrorize the population!

More weird orgies and delights abound in the latest perverse issue of THE GLOAMING!

(Please note: Ordering this book will be taken as a tacit agreement that you are of legal age to receive sexually explicit material.)

 

THE SQUIRREL MACHINE - Page 81

 

https://squirrelmachine.webcomic.ws/

One of the core “concepts” of this book (I use the word “concept” pretty loosely, as the notions that go into my comics don’t lend themselves well to verbal description) is the idea that the boys have somehow found the entrance to a place that I visit frequently in my dreams called the “Infinite Basement.” 

The “Infinite basement” is an impossible place of endless chambers and downward projecting stairways that lead into an endless variety of rooms and storage units filled with inexplicable devices and machinery with indiscernible purposes. 

Because in my real life, the basements of every place I‘ve ever lived were infested by squirrels, I decided that in this book, the squirrels were a necessary functioning component of the “Infinite Basement”, keeping it functional in ways that defy comprehension. 

I decided that the “Infinite Basement” was an enormous machine unto itself, with the squirrels being its chief source of power, in some inexplicable way. Hence, the title of the book.

I never really explored the idea very deeply in the book, as I got more involved with how the boys interact with the place, and their own character flaws. Perhaps, when I get to the additional pages of the final chapter (which I plan on expanding) I’ll be able to make it more cohesive. I doubt it, though. It’s not as if I have any control over these narratives.

THE GLOAMING - Part 6, Page 30

 

Questions are asked in the latest page of THE GLOAMING

https://gloaming.webcomic.ws/

(WARNING! DIRTY PICTURES!)

COCHLEA & EUSTACHIA - Page 160

 

 Eternally extirpating equilibrium in the latest page of COCHLEA & EUSTACHIA

https://chromefetus.thecomicseries.com

THE GLOAMING - Part 6, Page 29

 

Yes, this is the sort of thing I draw sometimes.

https://gloaming.webcomic.ws/

(WARNING! ANATOMY!)

COCHLEA. & EUSTACHIA - Page 159

 

I thought the current page of COCHLEA & EUSTACHIA would be a breeze to draw, being that it was one single large image with a single figure. For some reason, it became a real challenge. I drew three versions before I gave up and settled on this. 

https://chromefetus.thecomicseries.com/

THE GLOAMING - Part 6, Page 28

 

More antics on the latest page of THE GLOAMING
https://gloaming.webcomic.ws
(WARNING! ANATOMY!)