Madnuga
by Robert Gainey
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From the AuthorThis post will make the next news post look increasingly silly, but here it is anyway: First real news post where I'm not listing the things I was too lazy to clean off of my desk. Although now I can see a memory card, since I've moved things around.About the art -- Enter the first full-size picture of Steven, a character whose hair is my greatest nemesis thusfar, to be rivalled by Allison's when I actually draw her consistently later on. He's also holding a broom, not a rake, as everybody says. For a third page though, I think that it's a grand improvement to the first. About the writing -- As I feel inclined to say every time I talk about the transition from book to comic, it's so much different it's barely the same thing at all. In the book, the conversation between Robert and Steven is much longer and serious, but as I wanted to get things rolling, I'm spreading the points about further throughout the story. I hope you appreciate not being killed by a wall of text. |
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