Here's a little teaser from episode two.
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4 comments:
Loved the first episode! Beautiful colours, very atmospheric.
Thanks Neill, I'm looking forward to finishing it off so I can have a little rest and catch up on what's been happening in the DFC, I've got a nice stack of them waiting for a mammoth reading session!
Have you found yourself getting faster as you do more and more pages of Mo-Bots? I'm hoping I'll start to speed up a bit over time.
You'll definitely speed up, Faz - the question is: can you maintain the excellent standards you've set youself here? ;) Congrats on a high class debut episode, I'm looking forward to more.
Cheers Simon, but "standards"? If I do have any they're straight out the window after this is over, I'm hitting the bottle until oblivion beckons!
Looking back over the episodes I've completed I think Sam changes quite a lot, I find keeping him looking consistent a difficult thing, it might not be so apparent in weekly doses though.
I spoke to Ian Culbard recently and he was saying that after about 40 pages you've really found out how you draw the characters and it all starts to come together. I've got to do another story before getting to that point!
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