First Page of "Sir Dufius" Comic completed!

Have a look at this.

Here's the first page of the first episode of "Sir Dufius and the Knights of the Unnecessarily Trapezoid Table". I'll be posting the first five pages of this episode "Sir Dufius and the Thing from the Nether-Fae" as I complete them (I don't want to post all of them because I do want this to be published eventually). I might also post some other pages, too, if I feel like it.

In this debut episode, the senile old warlock Count Senex Bombulus the Tyrannous summons an abomination from the depths of the Nether-Fae, the dark side of the fairy world, but when he discovers he has no control over the fiend, he begrudgingly pleads with the Knights of the Unnecessarily Trapezoid Table to help him get rid of it. 

Perhaps this will give you a feel for what the comic will be like, somewhat. So, what do you think so far? Do you like it? Do you not like it? If so, why? I'm open to any and all feedback.

Revitalizing an Old Idea: Sir Dufius and the Knights of the Unnecessarily Trapezoid Table

This is actually quite old, just a banner for my 2009 web comic of the same name and general concept. It's not at all relevant but I thought it'd make for a nice little visual header-type thing. 

If any of you have been to my deviantART page, you may have stumbled across a little web-comic I was working on back in 2009 (back when I was still in high school... Wow, that was a long time ago) by the name of "Sir Dufius and the Knights of the Unnecessarily Trapezoid Table". It was supposed to be a very silly medieval mock-epic action/adventure comedy that centered around a half-retarded knight by the name of Sir Dufius. I didn't get very far with it (even after completing almost twenty pages of it), probably because I really had no idea about how to pace the thing. But things are different now. I haven't abandoned the idea, because I think it has a ton of potential, it just needs a few tweaks here and there, and probably a couple of re-imaginings. So, after about three years of incubating in the warm womb of my creative unconscious, I think it might be ready to take out of the oven.