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  4. Azalee

    Wilf, if you hadn’t stolen that bread, you’d be on arrest anyway for being just way too friggin pretty. This can’t be legal.

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  6. sharkduck

    a friend of mine saw wilfrid take his shirt off in the shower. he said wilfrid had an eight-pack; that wilfrid was shredded.

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    • Awa

      WE still don’t know what Wil would rather be reffered to as. From the choices of attire, either He or They can fit, so until it’s more openly stated the readers can interpret and use either of those nouns.

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      • Irritated Trans Person

        The artist uses they/them pronouns for Wil in the comic description.

        (Also, they’re pronouns, not nouns.)

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          • Lianne Sentar Lianne Sentar

            Some of this has been complicated by what people remember from the old version of Knights-Errant (before this reboot), but this is also a story about gender, so don’t necessarily expect a cut and dry answer. :) Outside the comic, these days, Wil is pretty consistently referred to as “they” unless/until the evolving story dictates otherwise.

            Wil and their relationship with gender comes up more in the next few chapters, which should explore the issue a little more, for those interested!

  10. cmccrzy

    Ahhh this page is so pretty XD I loved the old version but the reboot is so amazing. I love your art. On the edge of my seat for what’s next.

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