Here Goes Nothing

Lincoln Peirce's comedic approach really brings the characters to life—I'm curious what influenced the visual and comedic choices.

The protagonist's journey feels so relatable, especially the moments of self-doubt and daring to try. How did the author manage to balance humor with these real emotions?

The pacing and episodic nature made it easy to follow, but I wonder if that was planned from the beginning or developed as the story grew.