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Kranburn, a post-apoc comic in progress
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Re: Kranburn, a post-apoc comic in progress
by antains on Tue Sep 22, 2009 1:42 pm
I shouldn't be here.
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Re: Kranburn, a post-apoc comic in progress
by BMB on Tue Sep 22, 2009 10:58 pm
It's like post-its, for the PC.
Not sure if I have room for any more apps, I need about 7000 different players for my porn.
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Re: Kranburn, a post-apoc comic in progress
by antains on Wed Sep 23, 2009 9:18 am
I shouldn't be here.
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Re: Kranburn, a post-apoc comic in progress
by BMB on Wed Sep 23, 2009 11:33 pm
Access from anywhere? The only time I leave the PC is to take a poo or watch Dexter.
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Yes that's right, I'm going to count this as two.
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Yes that's right, I'm going to count this as two.
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Re: Kranburn, a post-apoc comic in progress
by BMB on Sat Sep 26, 2009 7:07 am
And now I can go to bed.
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Re: Kranburn, a post-apoc comic in progress
by Matt Huynh on Mon Sep 28, 2009 5:58 pm
lookin' good BMB
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Re: Kranburn, a post-apoc comic in progress
by Paul Bedford on Tue Sep 29, 2009 4:31 pm
How's long's the saga, Mr. MB? I love a good epic, and I'm lovin' this so if you want me to love you (the way I did at the last meet - don't tell anyone on the forum) then make this looonnng.
Seek the Wolf in thyself!
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Re: Kranburn, a post-apoc comic in progress
by antains on Tue Sep 29, 2009 9:07 pm
I shouldn't be here.
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Re: Kranburn, a post-apoc comic in progress
by BMB on Wed Sep 30, 2009 10:24 am
Many thanks Matt!
Paul, to make you happy I'll drop this little bit of info: What I'm showing is just the preview to get the ball rolling (something to send to the publishers basically to go with the synopsis etc) so if all goes well and I don't have to make too many drastic changes, Kranburn should have a fair few pages in it.
People get warned about trying to tackle some 400 page epic etc as their first project, but I figure I've cut my teeth on shorts with Stark Reality and I'm ready to have a go at something with some real meat on its bones.
Btw, read The List Vol2 a few nights ago. It's a bit touchy feely innit?
Only punning, quite a delicious tale of knifey knifey.
Paul, to make you happy I'll drop this little bit of info: What I'm showing is just the preview to get the ball rolling (something to send to the publishers basically to go with the synopsis etc) so if all goes well and I don't have to make too many drastic changes, Kranburn should have a fair few pages in it.
People get warned about trying to tackle some 400 page epic etc as their first project, but I figure I've cut my teeth on shorts with Stark Reality and I'm ready to have a go at something with some real meat on its bones.
Btw, read The List Vol2 a few nights ago. It's a bit touchy feely innit?
Only punning, quite a delicious tale of knifey knifey.
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Re: Kranburn, a post-apoc comic in progress
by Paul Bedford on Wed Sep 30, 2009 2:40 pm
400 pages! Music to my ears mate! Esp. in this genre. Man I wish I could draw - I have a 430 page (and growing - 700 pages planned) fantasy epic that I can do nothing about until I get an artist to collaborate with - to draw a few sample pages for submission, not the entire thing (unless we get signed).
Yeah, Vol II is a little poofy, huh?
Btw: did you pick up on the two clues? One is very small, the other is a third of a big panel.
Yeah, Vol II is a little poofy, huh?
Btw: did you pick up on the two clues? One is very small, the other is a third of a big panel.Seek the Wolf in thyself!
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Re: Kranburn, a post-apoc comic in progress
by BMB on Wed Sep 30, 2009 11:41 pm
400 pages was just an example number, it might end up more or less. I'm hoping more.
Clues? Sorry man my brain doesn't work like that, I was busy stroking my boner whilst looking at all the blood. Such a lovely mutilated Mummy page. Spoont!
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Clues? Sorry man my brain doesn't work like that, I was busy stroking my boner whilst looking at all the blood. Such a lovely mutilated Mummy page. Spoont!
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Re: Kranburn, a post-apoc comic in progress
by rumpusroomie on Tue Oct 06, 2009 8:31 am
stellar last panel mate.. not saying the rest isn't great though.
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Re: Kranburn, a post-apoc comic in progress
by davidjcunning on Tue Oct 06, 2009 8:37 am
Fantastic stuff there mate
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Re: Kranburn, a post-apoc comic in progress
by Lukas on Tue Oct 06, 2009 8:46 am
Yeah that last panel is Sweeet BMB, the fine detail and shadows look so good!!!
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