User: Not Logged In
I like the fact that the Sun is going down on the Sun god of old. The figure seen also seems to be the same one that appears to be a Inca god that oversaw their human sacrifices. C4 It's been awhile since I posted and very glad to see a new story line! -Posted on Apr 06, 2006

User: The mediocre one		5
-Posted on Apr 06, 2006

User: Matt
I would wager it's something to do with, oh, say, the sun setting in the background with the statue of a sun god in the picture? Symbolizing the downfall of the "old"? Also, the sun is setting on a sun god, heheh. -Posted on Apr 06, 2006

User: Ronson
Well, not so much irony as symbolic touches that no one but you and me know. -Posted on Apr 06, 2006

User: SpANG
There's acually an ironic hidden meaning to the cover, too. Although, unless you have read the issue, you may not get it. -Posted on Apr 06, 2006

User: Oraseth
On a light note; the god that the statue portrays looks like he has been staring in to the sun a little too long :) But yes, brilliant cover. Really a work of "breath taking" quality. -Posted on Apr 05, 2006

User: Matt
Chuck, I did a search on both "inti" and "Sun god," but not both together. And you know what? I agree, there's a "chance" it "might" work. ;-) -Posted on Apr 05, 2006

User: Not Logged In
He reminds me of mister mague, and an incan sun god. All wrapped into one. -Posted on Apr 04, 2006

User: ozoneocean
All caught up with the fill in stuff. Ha, glad to see I didn't miss any of the story ^^ Wow, great clouring on the cover. He's an adorable little god! Hopefully he doesn't want fresh hearts or drowned babies or anything like that ^_^ -Posted on Apr 04, 2006

User: Ronson
We'll know for sure on Friday, I guess. Very good guess, Matt. Did you do a Google image search using "inti" and "sun god" though? Because I think that there's a chance that might just possibly work. -Posted on Apr 04, 2006

User: Matt
Well, the Incan sun god was named Inti, and was normally seen as a sun disc with a man's face. So that sort of fits. A google image search didn't turn up Chuck's little statue though, heh. It's certainly not the Aztec sun god, Huitzilopochtli, because he was normally portrayed as a hummingbird, or at least would be adorned with feathers and have black skin. -Posted on Apr 04, 2006

User: Sand_monkey		5
*Whistles* Whoa! -Posted on Apr 04, 2006

User: Coydog		5
Oooh, I like this cover. Inca designs rule. -Posted on Apr 04, 2006

User: Holyknight		5
I just finished the whole story! FREAKING AWESOME! No wonder people love your comics! -Posted on Apr 04, 2006

User: Not Logged In
Looking at the used material and workmanship probably one of the inca gods -Posted on Apr 04, 2006

User: Ronson
QUOTE: I must admit though, I don't know what kind of god would like being portrayed like that. The eyes...they never shut... Hint: He's an Earth god... -Posted on Apr 04, 2006

User: ccs1989		5
w00t! -Posted on Apr 04, 2006

User: Wolfy		5
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User: Ronson
That's all Steve. He did a great job! -Posted on Apr 04, 2006

User: shiina and steve		5
That is a really nice background. I mean, REALLY nice. -Posted on Apr 04, 2006

User: Aywren		5
Woot! -Posted on Apr 04, 2006

User: Matt		5
Well, looks like the Traveller Gods get to have a bit of fun kicking out the old gods. Can't wait! I must admit though, I don't know what kind of god would like being portrayed like that. The eyes...they never shut... -Posted on Apr 04, 2006

User: Milky		5
WOAH! -Posted on Apr 04, 2006

User: madscott
caption: OH MY GODS... MY BALLS FELL OFF! -Posted on Apr 03, 2006

User: Cheeko		5
Woo-hoo! -Posted on Apr 03, 2006

User: x3022		5
awesome! no really! -Posted on Apr 03, 2006

User: magicalmisfits		5
Nice cover! Can't wait for Friday! -Posted on Apr 03, 2006