Chasm and Nyx comic🌑⚡

Together, we are.. Chasm and Nyx!! (superhero webcomic)

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INTRO POST

Hi, thanks for taking the time to read this post dude! :) This blog is dedicated to the (upcoming atm) webcomic series, CHASM AND NYX

WHAT IS CHASM AND NYX?

Chasm and Nyx is a fun superhero comic, where different powers are drawn from special crystals. The story follows two teens working under a famous hero and villain, having our mcs juggle personal lives with sidekick lives, petty teen drama, potential romance 👀, and eldritch horrors. There will be a cute robot fella so stay tuned for that.

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM OUR BLOG

Here we'll post sneak peeks/updates, trivia, Chasm and Nyx related shitposts, and more Feel free to use our trusty ask blog to ask about us, the comic and maybe even ask our characters stuff personally!

THE MASTERMINDS BEHIND IT ALL

@arty-archives13 𖢻 Jannat (she) 𖢻 Carrying the comic on her back with her art skills, and also by reminding the author every so often about it lmao 𖢻 Draws inspo from Monkie Kid and the Owl House when working on Chasm and Nyx 𖢻 Relates most to Cecelia/Chasm!

@bra1nz4breakfazt ☣︎ Kenny (he) ☣︎ Bro just writes straight yap in canva and calls it a script 😪😪 (still peak though) ☣︎ Draws inspo from Monkie Kid and Mob Psycho 100 when working on Chasm and Nyx ☣︎Relates most to Cerulean and Aisha

In the end (Linkin Park reference) we're just some dumb teens trying to have fun and make something great. It would be awesome to have your support! :)

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its 5am rn

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Together we are... Chasm and Nyx!!

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We are not horses... we are... Chasm and Nyx!!

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Together we are... Chasm and Nyx!!

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"Wow! Ozul Wilters from the upcoming webcomic Chasm and Nyx! How many levels of immortality did you-"

"Seven...teen"

"OH COME ON"

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Canon conversation btw

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TRUE writers suddenly get writing urges at 1am mid-doomscroll and proceed to ramble out the most incoherent plot into a new doc and wake up and then just. stare at it.

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The comic writing process or smth

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I don’t have a new webcomic teaser for you today, but instead a reminder that I have a few videos about making webcomics ✨ If you want to know more about my process or polish up your own, give it a look!

Webcomic Tips

Videos to help you out with webcomics!

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Listen to the official Chasm and Nyx playlist!!

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Writer sent me this image and told me to get to work

MEET OZUL!!

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THE PRESS interview OZUL on his bravery, kindness and personal life to give the readers an inside scoop on the daring sweetheart.

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How to get people interested in your upcoming webcomic no glue no borax???

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non-writers will never understand the mental illness of writing an entire conversation in your head while doing dishes and then forgetting every word the second you open a blank doc

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Writing villains people actually fear (and remember)

It’s not about darkness. It’s about a precise use of habits and small things, their behaviour both when acting the villain and not.

1. Give them a contradiction.

Villains are scariest when they’re almost human. It's alot harder to harm, or even kill, when you can the part of them that is kind.

“He always apologised before hurting someone.”

2. Let them think they’re right.

No moustache twirling ('mustache twirling villain' is often used as a pejorative to describe poor antagonists/bad guys, usually they in comedy) — just conviction. Their ideals and values should stem from something important to them. Doesn't have to be important or make to others, just them.

“I’m not saving the world. I’m correcting it.”

3. Give them a normal habit that becomes unsettling.

• humming off-key

• straightening objects mid-argument

• collecting people’s abandoned pens (this was something I got from primary school where I watched someone collect them and i thought it was evil they were stealing pens😭)

4. Make their kindness selective.

Kind to dogs. Cruel to friends.

Kind to children. Absent to their own.

This really adds to their character and backstory, even if you don't elaborate or tell it.

5. Make their presence change a room.

Not with theatrics — with tone.

“The laughter thinned when he stepped inside.”

Making antagonists who aren’t evil (but still hurt you emotionally)

Some of the best antagonists are just… people.

1. Give them the same goal as the hero — different methods.

Hero wants peace.

Antagonist wants peace.

Hero uses unity; antagonist uses control.

2. Let the antagonist be right sometimes.

That stings.

3. Make the hero almost agree with them.

“You’re not wrong,” she admitted. “But you’re not right either.”

4. Show glimpses of softness.

“He tucked the child’s drawing into his coat.”

5. Let them break their own rules.

Instant complexity, villains change the rules to fit their momentary desires and whims.

(Edit: ive written this up from a book that ive been filling with writing tips and tricks from classes, im putting here a few pages from it

So I get it, I need to change how I format things 😭)

Ive also read "Read This If You Want to Be a Great Writer" a book by Ross Raisin