A Compendium comic...

[Daniel Krispin]

RD, that's actually a good idea. We could also have a few strips with CT bloopers.

I drew a single comic like that once...though my skill at humor could be considered in the negative range on a scale of 1 to 10; I'm far better at absolute seriousness. So it was most decidedly lame.

[Ramsus]

I was thinking of doing a small manga-style comic of a dozen or so pages featuring a Magus side-story, but I decided that with the inking and toning, it'd be way too much work. I should use that time to work on my RSoM entry.

However, I could easily do a small, three-panel comic strip in pencil, like so:



And it wouldn't take very long to do each day.

[Radical_Dreamer]

That looks pretty cool, can't wait to see the conclusion to that epic battle!

Also, it doesn't neccisarily have to be a daily strip, just so long as it is a scheduel you can keep.

[chronotriggerfreak]

While I still don't care for a comic, I have to comment that schedules are totally unnecessary, because you don't really owe anything to your viewers--if anything, you're doing them a favor with each comic you produce. The only schedule should be your free time and creativity.

[Ramsus]

I only said I was doing a one-time special, with possible specials in the future.

EDIT: Here's another strip. This is the last one I'll post, so unless you're an admin, you probably won't see any more until the June comic special is ready.

[Daniel Krispin]

Hey, that's awesome. Perfect drawing of Janus...um, Magus (sorry, I'm used to calling him Janus).

[Radical_Dreamer]

Ha ha, such a funny concept to that one, and well drawn, too. I can't wait to see more.

[V_Translanka]

While I still don't care for a comic, I have to comment that schedules are totally unnecessary, because you don't really owe anything to your viewers--if anything, you're doing them a favor with each comic you produce. The only schedule should be your free time and creativity.

Not to go against what you're saying, I completely understand...But some people work better with schedules, deadlines & the like. Thinking that you owe the viewers something isn't necessarilly a bad thing y'know?

[chronotriggerfreak]

While I still don't care for a comic, I have to comment that schedules are totally unnecessary, because you don't really owe anything to your viewers--if anything, you're doing them a favor with each comic you produce. The only schedule should be your free time and creativity.

Not to go against what you're saying, I completely understand...But some people work better with schedules, deadlines & the like. Thinking that you owe the viewers something isn't necessarilly a bad thing y'know?

I know. I work better under pressure, too. But I don't work better under useless pressure that some strangers over the internet are applying, that just annoys me. And one doesn't have to feel they owe something to anyone to feel responsible for keeping things in a timely and orderly fashion (schedule)--plenty of people do that every day for no apparent reason.