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Jason Ditzel
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Excellent eyeball rendering on page 17
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Joe Smith
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Awesome.
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Mark Haslett
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Is "Fan fic" in the dictionary?
If so, they should provide a link to this in the definition.
In all the best ways, this is definitive. The fullest promise of "fan fic"--could
there be more genuine work in this genre? It's just kind of mind-boggling.
Thanks!
Edited by Mark Haslett on 01 December 2021 at 12:48pm
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Tony Moretti
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JB, of all the normal feature human likenesses that you draw that Heather's is the most instantly recognizable, with Jean being a close second.
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Daniel Gillotte
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Yep, knew her a "mile" away. Great page today, Mr. Byrne!
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Ardel David
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Seems like picnics tend to be pivotal moments in Wolverine’s life. ;)
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Joseph Gauthier
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Since following Elsewhen, I've noticed that the reading experience differs in a pretty profound way when reading a comic on a computer screen as opposed to the experience of reading in the traditional comic book format. In a comic book, you see the whole page as soon as you turn the page, but on the computer screen, while you can see the whole page all together after certain point, you initially begin to see the page panel by panel as you scroll down. I mention this because today's page and yesterday's page create a really interesting sense of the passage of time as you scroll from panel to panel from the top of the page to the bottom of the page. JB, is this something you give consideration to as you design your pages?
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John Byrne
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Thru most of my career I have tended to end pages on "mini-cliffhangers", something to "encourage" the readers to turn the page. I still do that, but there's no other consideration of "format" in ELSEWHEN.
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John Byrne
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Seems like picnics tend to be pivotal moments in Wolverine’s life. ;)•• Is camping in the woods the same as a picnic?
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Philippe Pinoli
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"Oh, no !" "It can't be" already thursday and page 19 ???
BTW, I may have missed the news...when is issue 29 page 1 scheduled ? Next year or under kind kids' Christmas tree (like myself) ?
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Richard Stevens
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Scott Summers: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. ! (not really)
But man, that guy can fly anything. This is an intriguing setup for sure.
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Jason Ladwig
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Of course we change scenes after that great Heather/Wolverine face off, and of course I'm left hanging today dying to see what Scott and Orroro are looking at! I'm imagining you in a high back chair, dressed in all black, with a white cat in your lap with maniacal laughter. Oh, the torture Mr. Byrne ( but don't stop!)
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