It’s a very weird format, I know, and you have to scroll down for it, for which I apologize. However, owing to standard browser sizes, if I posted it the way it was originally drawn, a lot of people have to scroll down to read all of it, and it threw the sequence completely out of whack, since there’s a lot of stuff happened at the bottom of the page.
Just pretend I’m gettin’ all cool and infinite canvas. Yeah. That’s it.
Take a look at the work of Scott McCloud if you don’t already know it–seems to me you might. Anyway, he does some similar formatting and I like it! also he has the picture in picture effect that comes out at you as you click through, something that might be of great effect with your work. I am totally digging Digger btw! Thank you!!!
Karyl
I see someone else is reading this this month (March 2009) – thought maybe I was such a latecomer no one else would be around. Haven’t checked the posts each page – I’m so behind in doing all my chores now….fascinating, and can’t pull myself away. Terrified a bookmark won’t work and I’ll lose it.
@ annie
Nope, I’m just reading it now too. ^^ well… it’s April 05 so maybe I’m even a little later >.>;;
no problem ^_^
Haha! Infinite Canvas attack!
Actually, I think it looks really cool!
Yeah, it seems to work pretty well for panels like these.
(Now on my second pass through the archives, to catch all the foreshadowing and detail I missed on the first pass, and to read ALL the commentary … )
😉
shing!
shing!
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Reading for the first time.
Utterly brilliant!
First time reader today! Can’t stop……this may be a problem……
I love the paneling here. its skinny enough to fit the perspective of digger. so you actually get the same enclosed feeling they do peeking out from an alley.