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Brian Hague
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Building on Robert White's suggestion about the old prospector gaining a laser pick and bionic ass as well as your posting the shot from the Art of Star Wars, we could call the series "Mick Quarry! Episode Four: A New Prospect!"
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Michael Arndt
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Very nice, JB.
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Dave Braun
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"Here's a little something more to whet your appetites." ---- Nice! Acceleration couches instead of the typical chairs! I'm sure you would never see a chair on a real spaceship capable of any serious g's.
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Jeff Priester
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Those are some cool looking pictures...you tease!
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John Byrne
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Doodling around this morning, I'm already seeing ways I will have to "cheat" when using the models -- basically, sometimes NOT using the model, because some parts are in the wrong place for my shot!
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Tim O Neill
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I'm so curious about this book!!!
Very cool computer model, JB - I'm looking forward to seeing this translated in the book.
And I'm really glad you will be creating more sci-fi!!
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John Byrne
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And I'm really glad you will be creating more sci-fi!!•• Me too! This is an itch that has been in need of scratching for a long time. NEXT MEN came close, of course, tho I was unable to fully escape the tropes of superhero comics. Not if I actually expected to SELL my comics, anyway! (Of course, I was in puppy heaven working on STAR TREK comics!) Ironically, the crash of the marketplace has made possible a broader range of experimentation. Since, effectively, NOTHING sells anymore, I can do whatever moves me.
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Dave Braun
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"Since, effectively, NOTHING sells anymore, I can do whatever moves me."----------- I am feeling guilty right now for thinking this is a good thing.
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Stephen Churay
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Great model JB! I'm really interested in seeing what this series will be.
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Stephen Churay
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Ironically, the crash of the marketplace has made possible a broader
range of experimentation. Since, effectively, NOTHING sells anymore,
I can do whatever moves me.
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Any chance this means that you might get to do Tom Swift? I'd love to
see some of the novels adapted in something like the Parker series
format.
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Darren Taylor
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These are great behind the scenes John, thanks for sharing.
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John Byrne
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Ironically, the crash of the marketplace has made possible a broader range of experimentation. Since, effectively, NOTHING sells anymore, I can do whatever moves me.====== Any chance this means that you might get to do Tom Swift? I'd love to see some of the novels adapted in something like the Parker series format. •• I don't think young Tom has yet slipped into the realms of Public Domain!
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