>>7715710 (OP)
If we're seriously critiquing the comic, it's pretty amateurish.
The first panel has them standing in front of a wall, but it ends prematurely and becomes the sky of the last panel - making the wall look as if it's not part of anything (such as a house) and really out of place, as if it were a prop.
The second, third, fourth and fifth are odd shapes that do nothing to help with readability (and in fact they inhibit it), don't help convey any emotion, and frankly just look odd. Panel two and five are also connected for no discernible reason (six and seven are also connected, but are sequential to each other, so it's not as egregious).
Panel six has Wall-e suddenly teleport to a new location, with no lead up.
Panel seven break the 180 degree rule, just to show another angle of wall-e's expression at that exact moment - which is neither interesting, nor important.
Finally, in the last panel it feels as though Eva and Wall-e should be more centered, as it appears they're more to the side.
So yeah, not good, there's something off about every panel in the single page comic. He tried too hard to reinvent the wheel to make it more visually interesting, but just made it feel very awkward.
But hey, it's likely one of his first, if not his first outright, comics that he's made - which is an art in of itself - so you can't expect something high quality...
Well, the art is not particularly nice either, but that's a different discussion.
