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[barrenclan]

"Farewell, and I Love You"

Here were are; the last proper issue of Pinepaw and the Forgotten World. As I've said before, I have a series of ten epilogues planned which will wrap up all of the main characters' lives, so the comic is not quite done yet. Hence I'll save all the rambly, sappy stuff for that final epilogue.

The epilogues will begin posting on January 7th, and will post twice-weekly on Tuesday and Friday until they're finished. The first three are already available on my Patreon if you're interested.

For now, I just want to say - thank you so much to everyone who has read and shared my comic. It's meant a lot to me. I hope you all liked it.

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[moonlessnight-things]

Finally decided to compile my human versions of some of barrenclan cats! These were initially published in the official comic discord, and now the folks on tumblr can see it. (Featured: Slugpelt, Daffodilcloud, Asphodelshine, Pinewing, Beeface, Plumstripe, kid versions of Meadow/Harry, Egret, Bluebell/Sky, Honey, Eberhart)

[comicstournament]

Beeface VS Cootstorm

Beeface

Cootstorm

Voting ended onDec 3, 2025

[barrenclan]

"Our Lasting Legacy"

Finally, our apprentices who were once so small have grown into their warrior names! I hope you give Redstar, Pinewing, Cormorantleaf, Daffodilcloud, and Asphodelshine a very hearty welcome. I won't be changing the tags of any of the characters, though, just to preserve continuity.

I've mentioned it before, and it should already be abundantly clear in the comic, but leaders in this comic do not have nine lives. The leader title and oath is purely ceremonial.

This is the second to last issue of PATFW! However, I've been very busy and haven't gotten much time to work on the last one, so it'll likely be a longer than usual time until it comes out. I will be posting it earlier on my Patreon once it's done, but I don't have a good idea of when that will be yet. Please have patience. I want to wrap this story up right.

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[barrenclan]

"Aftermath"

Bit of a shorter issue, but I wanted to mix it up with a different format. Let's take a second to process and grieve.

The flowers on the cover are mallow (Mallowstar), cypress (Cypressfoot), and asphodels (Rainhaze).

As a reminder, I've begun offering early previews of the next issue on my Patreon, under the $5+ tiers. Issue 41 will be posting there early next week.

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[barrenclan]

"The Death of BarrenClan: Part Five"

And with that, the "Death of BarrenClan" arc comes to an end! Thank you all for reading along and for the wonderful response to each issue.

The comic is not over yet; there are four issues left, plus a series of epilogues, where our cast will have to mourn their losses, pick up the pieces of their lives, and figure out what to do next.

For the last few issues of the comic, I've also decided to offer an early release of the next issue on my Patreon at the $5 and above tier. It'll post in a few days, and if there's continuing interest in this, I'll do the same for the last issues after the preceding one is publicly released.

Here's the link to my Patreon.

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[barrenclan]

"The Death of BarrenClan: Part Four"

It seems you're at the end of the line.

The rabbit on pages 11 and 12 is a cameo of Remington's character, Mohave.

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[barrenclan]

"A Dream, A Nightmare"

I told you Plumstripe being bisexual would be relevant eventually!

I've been excited to write the end of Beeface and Plumstripe's stories. I always meant for both of them to get a redemption arc, although their behavior in the middle of the story got away from me a little and they ended up being more abusive than I had originally intended. I don't mind it, though; it opened up interesting avenues for my storytelling and I like where it landed them in the end. It's interesting to explore characters who behave extremely terribly for not very good reasons, but actually regret their behavior and want to grow from it. I'm also really fond of Eberhart's design, it's one of my favorites from the comic as a whole.

The title quote is taken from Fredric Brown's story "Arena": “Was this a dream, a nightmare? This heat, this sand, that vague feeling of horror he felt when he looked toward the red thing?”

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