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usedbooks

on Jan. 3, 2012

I spent a bit extra time figuring out what to show in this scene and how to show it. I'm not sure the angles or scenes are perfect, but I am pretty happy with the body language on this page. Panel two, in particular, turned out much better than I thought it would.

plymayer: Thanks! Panel layouts used to be a weakness of mine, but I set out to work on that early on. I love it when a page "works."

Anubis: Thank you! I hope you had a good one too.

Peipei: Honestly, Tristan is a vengeful and resentful sort, but he's playing healer mostly due to Seiko's influence. (And "I don't want you to die like this" could easily mean "You don't deserve a hero's death. Recover so you can die as a villain." )

ghostrunner: Heh. I call it zoning out. I do it too. I think a lot of people do. Any quirk, when in an extreme, can be a "condition." But that isn't quite how I write Dozer. I picture him as basically an emotionless person. So he's not violent or cruel and can't really be a "bad guy" or a "good guy." He doesn't relate to people at all.