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Wallace Sellars
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Today's third panel is a thing of beauty!
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Andrew Bitner
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What a terrific page to close out the week. It seems the arrival of the alt-mutants is having some cataclysmic repercussions.
JB, the issues of ELSEWHEN are set up in four acts, with a cliffhanger each Friday. It seems somewhat different from an issue of a monthly comic in terms of the pacing and the beats of where plots points occur. How has it been writing a story this way? Has it been an interesting challenge or more of a "okay, I'll just arrange it this way now"?
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Joe Smith
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This page is an instant classic. Bravo, sir!!
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John Byrne
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I’ve noted before that I really don’t pay any attention to what “day” I happen to be drawing. (Too much like work!)If there are “acts” that seem to break down on a weekly basis, they’re an illusion springing from my career long habit of ending pages on mini-cliffhangers.
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Andrew Bitner
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Cool! Thank you!
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Tony Frye
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Today's third panel is a thing of beauty!
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I completely agree. How was that effect achieved? It looks like either an eraser or white out.
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John Byrne
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Third panel? If you meant The fourth, that’s el eraser electrico!
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Wallace Sellars
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The fourth panel is cool, but that third one... WOAH!
Were you "channeling" Mr. Adams again, JB?
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John Byrne
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Not that time, Wallace!
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Third panel? If you meant The fourth, that’s el eraser electrico!
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Thanks. Sorry, yea, I meant fourth panel. Third was quite stunning too.
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Wallace Sellars
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Sir, you might just get good at this thing yet.
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Steven Queen
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Because you've stated you are not shading using the "Blood & Trenches model", does that means that all shadows in ELSEWHEN are intended to appear as an equal inky-black?
If so, I think that would have huge repercussions on how you shade and draw (e.g. the iris of the eyes as unfilled ovals and the upper-half shadowed as you pointed out yesterday, but also faux-Jean's hair in today's silhouette).
The follow up question is: Do inkers still, in your ideal world, then have license to choose to cross-hatch in stead of fill, adding form into the shadows?
Edited by Steven Queen on 25 June 2021 at 9:19am
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