A most wonderful way to make sure that Becca will still be with T.N.A. Wonderful page, Rod.

Hot off the press!!

Dang nab you just blow me away with your skills at this series Rod, and all your work. Glad you decided to keep Becca at the NY office. I've been in a stumbling block on my series. Tina was thinking about getting approval to open a office in Beijing China where Becca would head.

Really love how you developed the exact package that I used in my last set. Great reenactment of the ordeal. So top notch and thrilling work my friend. Now I think I can toss some images since you showed what happened greatly and keeping Becca at NY.
Meanwhile at the Colorado division is another box that Niki is near that was just delivered.

Nearly 10? Dang nab again, time flies like an eagle. Looking super duper Rod. I Hope too live 10 more years of T.N.A.

Awesome job on this. I really like the first two frames and the nice use of effects/post work. I like this angle you're using too by seeing everyone from behind. A very interesting perspective. No doubt Becca will remain a vital asset. The director is a wise man. However that delivery guy almost looks like Dan disguised with a beard. Not really, Dan's too nice of guy to get caught up with Slickie.

Might be one of the clones, though! 🤣

Awesome page!!!! just love the effects! top notch! it's good she's staying on the team. and I'm willing to bet that table, even dough it bruised her a little it probably saved her life by taking most of the blast. man these bad guys are getting serious!!! and I know someone is going to pay for this.

awesome action on this page, now I really can't wait to see what happens next!!

Wow, that explosion was scary... you did a great job on those panels. I'm glad everyone gets to keep their job, that's always a good thing. Good use of all the tech stuff on the girls desks, it's impressive.

Another stellar episode in the girls' continuing saga! Magnificent dialogue and art work! Superbly well conceived and delivered!!!!

Excellent blast effects - I'm glad Becca training took over and she is OK!!! Great series RodS!!!

Wow, you went all out on the visuals for this one. Amazing. The story is well done also. Great work on this.

Great work on this!

glorious job!!!
So glad I get to read this comic!!

This is so impressive, Rod...great job on the explosion frames...posing of all the gals looks realistic and last, but not least, the storyline grabs and holds one's attention...look forward to the next page :)

Very impressive and dynamic images, wonderful page !

I should know this after 15 years.... Is there a place that this story can be viewed, in succession ?

You can click the link in the description that says "Girls From T.N.A. Website" and you're there. 😁 All 6 chapters are in posted in chronological order. Scroll down below where it says "The Girls merch." Or click here:

Girls From T.N.A. Website

So much detail, and a gripping storyline! And ten years--I am in awe!

Excellent!!

Wonderful installment!

exceptional illustration and renders. your story rocks

Hooray for Becca! Seeing her go from regret to joy was great to see! Now let her get well in time for the big payback!

So much effort in creating this! You did a fantastic job!

Wonderful page and fantastic work my friend!!!

👍👍👍 Great work, i like your storys!!!

So well done Rod! Excellent storyline. You have put so much clever detail into this. Great work!

Awesome images and story lines Rod!! I LIKEY!!!!

Wow, that explosion scene is not an easy thing to do, but you flawlessly put it together so nicely. You are the James Cameron of comics renders!

Awwwww.. (blushes) Thanks, Lil' Sis! I wish I had his budget! 😁

It's great to see how enthusiastic your fans are. Love to read the comments. Ok, the installment...

You begin with a blast (literally) and end on a very positive note. As some said, above, you handled the explosion really well, considering that you had to convey intense action in 2 stills. The blur in the first frame---with the box and other elements in blur---sets up something big to come; and the explosion itself is very impressive, with Becca pushed back and everything in duplicate and in blur. You created a real blast scene. (And I like that the words are in white without caption-bubbles---or whatever they're called: This may be standard for cartooning ((I don't know)), but it's the most effective way to do it without interfering with the visuals---I really like that.)

Also reds and yellows dominate---not only evoking flame, but a dream-like state. (I don't know if you were in any blasts when you were in the service; I was in a blast from a building explosion beneath us, years back; no one was hurt, but mannnnnnn, it's just like you portray here: Everything goes into slow motion, everything appears in double and triple, you move in slow motion, you are in another universe; then your hearing goes out...you're struggling to stand up, yet you can't hear a thing. There's nothing like it; and I thought how overwhelming it must be to be in combat and go through this every day. So I can say from one actual experience: You caught it, here.)

Your next 3 frames are about everyone coming together, w/ the Director giving out care and togetherness. Love that you ended that way...As for the frames, the 3d frame shows that it's possible to do a visual with all the characters with their backs to us, and still make it feel exciting and inviting. You're reeealllly good at this, Rod. I love the array of heads and hairs and colors. And your usual panache with 'stuff'---the computers, the screen images, the electronics...It does feel like a headquarters, where we see several screens going on at once...And the peach/beige hues of the wall and floor are fine backdrop to all the colors and characters elsewhere.

Next frame. (Why is the Director blurred in his face? Is that a security measure? I haven't seen a lot of spy movies so I don't know...) Love the 'counterpoint' of your 3 women---something you always do well. Plus your colors and textures on the women are just wonderful. Always a show in itself.

The final image returns to the full view; and again, you little devil, you gave mostly back shots, and the damned thing still feels terrific. It's gotta be your natural sense of composition, your way with great colors, sheens and outfits, as well as contrasts, etc. Love how you handle large ensemble scenes. G4 is the "punctuation mark" to the image, in her striking autumnal gold hair and deep red blouse.

Terrific job with these individual scenes. Always a pleasure to sit with your chapters. You often apologize for not putting these up faster...but even if you had nothing but free time, they have to take time to do. Your detail and all the hue-and-texture coordination, then expertly clothing any number of models---and giving each one a unique look---in addition to coordinating it all with your storyline---this is a big and painstaking task. What's that dumb expression? "Rome wasn't built in a day..." It's amazing you've done as many of these as you've done. First rate work once more, Rod. Hope your August gets easier! Here's to a much better fall!

The rendering of the bomb blast is seriously almost beautiful to look at. Rebecca almost seems to be dancing, and that golden haze looks good as well.

Will be following to find out who the miscreant was!