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55 - War Stories: Cyrene's Tale |
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30/11/07
Consign their parts most private to a Rutland tree! |
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Once again, I struggle to convey motion. But considering
the complexity of this comic, I think it turned out
okay. The next comic is more complex, and I have less
time to do it! Yay!
These little flashbacks were originally going to be part
of a cutaway during the first chapter, but I decided to
postpone them as I thought it would slow down the story,
and also I wasn't too confident of my ability to draw a
battle at that point. Well, I'm still not confident of
that ability, and evidently with good cause. But on the
whole, I think they work better here than they would
have elsewhere.
On a sort-of-related note, our very own Ekphobippe is
mentioned in not
one but
two articles on the
TVTropes wiki. If you
haven't seen it, it's a site that compiles articles on
plot devices, character archetypes and so on... not just
on television, but in other forms of fiction too. It's
flattering to have the comic mentioned, and it's also
got me a good number of hits. It surprised me a little
that Ekphobippe of all people got such attention, given
that until recently she'd only been in a handful of
comics... but on the other hand, she does take a lot of
her cues from modern-day television. Sailor Moon is still modern, right?
Come back on Monday for high drama, as we are told the
last of the War Stories... |
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The BBC: Broadcaster of
choice in the event of nuclear war. |
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