Help! Can't find a webcomic!

[aunt_zelda]

 So, a couple of months ago I got sucked into even more webcomics than usual, and was following a good eight or so every week. (Re: I was INSANE!) Now I'm only following a few, but I just remembered one that I liked and can't remember the name of. I'm pretty sure I found it via a tvtropes link, but that's not a certainty.

What I do know is:

*It isn't very old, it started this year

*It had its own website, it wasn't hosted on drunkduck or anything

*It's kinda cyberpunk/steampunk/Urban Fantasy

*It updated once a week, I think on a Thursday

*It had lots of explosions

*It was based on someone's tabletop RPG

*It featured a group of police-type people (including a large robotic guy) investigating a terrorist ring in a warehouse

*There was an elf girl who could heal people that they found about twenty pages into the story (who as from an orphanage)

*There was a lot of nice use of color and shadows. The elf healer girl was very blue and white, the explosions were very red and orange, the rest of the stuff was mostly brown and black, the mysterious people were shadowy. It was stylized, if kinda cartoony.


It was really good, too! If anybody can track it down I'll be extremely grateful! 



EDIT: Found it, it was Clockworks.

Comments

[inscrutable.livejournal.com]

Just saw this post on the links to my site. Glad you like the comic (which is back from hiatus btw!) The description of the comic amuses me greatly.

-Shawn, the guy who makes Clockworks and never uses his LJ any more.

[aunt-zelda.livejournal.com]

*blushes* You're welcome (I think.) Love the webcomic, steampunk is the best, and an urban fantasty steampunk webcomic is like a geek's dream come true.

[inscrutable.livejournal.com]

You know, it never occurred to me that Clockworks is in fact an urban fantasy steampunk comic, but it totally is. (For now at least, it will eventually be a globe trotting world spanning steampunk fantasy comic.)

Anyway, glad you're enjoying it and feel free to comment any time.

[aunt-zelda.livejournal.com]

Genres get confuzzling when you dive into steampunk and fantasy and everything in between. And it's AWESOME when done right, which you are doing.

Keep up the good work; thank you very much!

P.S. How did you find this entry? Unless you run in some very specific circles of the internet (*cough* The Secret Treehouse *cough*), I'm not exactly popular.

[inscrutable.livejournal.com]

My site keeps track of incoming links. I'm not entirely sure why this one from several months ago was at the top of the list though.

[aunt-zelda.livejournal.com]

Huh. Well, I do get a decent amount of traffic ... from thatguywiththeglasses.com fans. *wonders if I get waaay more traffic than I think I do*