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lafferjm
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Back in about the eighth grade i started doing comics with stick people. I am going to start back up but this time with more of a story than just parodies of anime series. Of the choices above which should i do. The descriptions are below. These comics will then be scanned and put into a pdf for people to view.
Choice 1:An innocent person doesn't realize his family is a mob family, when one day his dad dies and he becomes the new don.
Choice 2:A geek is shunned from everyone at his/her school and finds acceptance at an online community. This then leads to some sort of trouble
Choice 3:Do one for both choice one and two |
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Xphoenix
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Of course you should both if you can! The more, the merrier. :)
I can envision Choice 2 rising in popularity for some strange reason  |
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Chasney913
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We can't talk about stick figure comics without mentioning www.xkcd.com . Geeky, and romantic at the same time. I like the art style, too. Nothing too fancy.
The comics are non-sequitars, so it'd be great to see something like this that follows a storyline. |
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magicdanw
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Chasney913 wrote: We can't talk about stick figure comics without mentioning www.xkcd.com . Geeky, and romantic at the same time. I like the art style, too.
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I second that. Xkcd has some great art, and ideas/scenarios I can often relate to. |
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lafferjm
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Well now that i have been able to get some time off, production can begin. Here is the cover for the first comic. I know it is a bit hard to see, but i am going to go over it with a dark pen at a later date. Also by the skill used to draw the knife in the center, you can see why i opted for stick figure comics  .
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Ph34r_my_l33t_skillz
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Joined: 09 Oct 2007
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| looks cool. you should make it a webcomic. godaddy.com is a site where you can get your own website. It's pretty cheap, too, so you can open up your very own webcomic. |
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