Dumbing of Age

I wasn’t sure if I had character model art of Dean McHenry yet, but I don’t think I do, so have some now.

He’s pretty short!  (And since I first drew him in like fifth grade, he seems to have kicked his cigar habit.)

Reno and Falyn Snow are Sierra’s adoptive parents.  They’re pretty cool and laid back, and that’s obviously imprinted on Sierra a bit.  It’s uncertain, however, where she got the barefoot thing from.  Maybe somewhere out there in the void, her biological mom is a flower child alwaysnude.

These… may be the penultimate batch of character models of family members introduced during this storyline?  I know there’s at least one more to go from a character nobody’s ever seen before, but there may be some others who might’ve already have character art drawn.

Charles and Linda Walkerton are the parents of Walky and Sal.  Linda was a pretty dang important character in the Old Universe’s It’s Walky!, sort of like how Gendo Ikari was important in Evangelion.  She’s only five years younger here than she was in It’s Walky!, but I think she’d look relatively younger than that because she’s not a former government field agent in charge of running a super-stressful anti-alien organization which hopes to, uh, cancel the apocalypse, which probably would age you like it would the Presidency.  So these are the younger, hipper Walkertons.   As before, Linda’s a few years older than her husband.

Of course, the other major difference between them in Dumbing of Age and the Old Universe is that Linda and Charles actually raised Sal rather than hiding her across the country with a pair of foster parents.  Here they only sent her across the country to go to a boarding school.  Oh, Linda.  Your parenting ideas are weird and arcane.