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While digging through some old files, I found the ONLY scan I have from my VERY FIRST comic I did professionally: a Roger Rabbit two-pager for Disney Adventures. It was fun to do and I remember sweating over every panel because I wanted them to like it. I had worked on the second Roger Rabbit short, so I knew how to draw him well enough, but I was new to sequential storytelling. The script was jammed pack (as I would find out later, is the norm) with too much description and too many actions/emotions/set ups to show per page- so I kept adding panels. This was a "night job" I did while I was animating on Beauty and the Beast. I remember NEEDING this comic because I was so bored during the day because I was a beginning animator and I was doing tons of crowd scenes during the day! Remember the song, "Let's Kill the Beast" with all the villagers caring pitchforks and torches? Yeah, that was me. Wahoo.

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While digging through some old files, I found the ONLY scan I have from my VERY FIRST comic I did professionally: a Roger Rabbit two-pager for Disney Adventures. It was fun to do and I remember sweating over every panel because I wanted them to like it. I had worked on the second Roger Rabbit short, so I knew how to draw him well enough, but I was new to sequential storytelling. The script was jammed pack (as I would find out later, is the norm) with too much description and too many actions/emotions/set ups to show per page- so I kept adding panels. This was a "night job" I did while I was animating on Beauty and the Beast. I remember NEEDING this comic because I was so bored during the day because I was a beginning animator and I was doing tons of crowd scenes during the day! Remember the song, "Let's Kill the Beast" with all the villagers caring pitchforks and torches? Yeah, that was me. Wahoo.