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Published: 2010-05-03 18:27:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 1964; Favourites: 19; Downloads: 20
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Out at last !!!!The printed copy is available for free if you can find where to get them. I am going to try to see who I can get in touch with for more copies. With that, I will pass on to all where they are being distributed and when.
Overall, this is a very enjoyable Green Lantern short story and I feel its a great addition to complete any Green Lantern collection.
Many thanks to Michael Wright and his beautiful assistant Jessica for having me on this. Also to my new friend, Bob Petrecca for an amazing job on inks ( we WILL have to do this again soon). Colors and lettering were spot on as well. Thanks Alex and Robert for that. Thanks too, to Ben and Kristy for wrapping it all up for us at Wildstorm.
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The colors came out awesome Steve!
Congrats man!
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Looks damn nice Steve!! I'll be looking for it as well!!!
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Thanks for that. When I find out how they are being given out, I will pass it on.
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Looks cool, Steve! I particularly like the background! Your friend did an excellent job on the colors as well! That building on the far right has a really cool lighting effect. Really makes it pop!
later!
-Lyle
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Yeah, I need to find the colorist on line and that him for this. Everyone did a great job on this. I appreciate it when comes together like this.
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Wow that looks awesome!
I'm actually working on a comic myself right now. It's pretty much just a fan thing, but I'm working hard on it. It's based off an old PS2 game not that many people know. It's called Okage: Shadow King and only one person I've mentioned it to in person has ever even heard of the game!
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Look, I started working on comics as "pretty much a fan thing" as well. We have enjoy what we are doing as there is a lot of work involved in getting right. It's how we learn.
Not sure if I had mentioned this but I am working right now on a project allowing me to pencil ink and color. About fifty pages of it. Only thing I didn't do is write the story. It's a really cool story and I'm just hyped about being able to be in control of the whole look of it all. It helps me learn aspects of the process that have already improved on my story telling abilities. Lucky too, that the writer has just been amazing to work with. If I feel I need to add a panel or take out one to improve the pacing, he understands why and trusts me on it.
Overall, I am investing these energies because its more that just a job...I'm a fan. I love this stuff we do.
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Yeah I know how you feel. I absolutely love the game! A lot of it is a homage to Nightmare Before Christmas. The character design is similar and there's even a big hill that swirls like in the movie. But that's not the reason I love it. It doesn't rely on high depth graphics and voice actors to make it work so well. It's such a different story with a meaning that touches me. I don't mean to bore you with talking about the game, but it shows how the main character is "overshadowed" and it really speaks to me. Like how people don't realize he's in the room. It happens so many times to me and it sometimes gets to me, so I know how the character feels. Then his shadow gets possessed by the Great Evil King Stanley HiHat Trinidad XIV (or Stan) and he wants him to subjugate fake evil kings that have stolen his powers while conquering the world along with it. Most characters seem blissfully unaware of the silly things they say and how absurd some things that happen happen. There ends up being a good reason for this later in the game.
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