If looks could kill…
On the last page, I announced that The Young Protectors Community forum was now open to all readers. But you still needed to create an account to view the comments. Now you can view posts and replies on The Young Protectors Community without an account. So, if you haven’t yet, go take a look at the cool new community forum I created for y’all. 🙂
(And then create an account and Introduce Yourself!)
The only reason I’m able to keep making The Young Protectors is because of the very generous support of readers like you on Patreon. So, I want to to send out a very special thank you and welcome to our new Patrons this week!
D C, Lapha_Denec, Thomas, Erik B., Robert B., Joseph J., and James W.
Thank you all so much for your amazing support! You and the other Patrons are all the real superheroes of this comic!
(Do you want to make sure this comic continues? Ready to dive even deeper into The Young Protectors world? Learn more about all the benefits of joining me and your fellow readers as part of The Young Protectors tribe on Patreon and then come onboard!)
So… this looks disturbing. Who are those dudes around that altar? What is that thing on the altar? What have they done to those kids? And what are our heroes going to do about it?
Tune in this Wednesday to find out! Hope to see you there! 😀
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