Plot Line B?

[Tenchi Masaki]

Well design quality and durability is all that matters with computers and Wacom is better than Huion. So hopefully it lasts longer though you’ll have to learn how to use it which is probably frustrating.

 

[systemcat]

This is the last page of Greenfinger's short inside the story. Next up things return to the present and the second plot line.

On a separate note and do request a link to this if you want to hear it. Last night I finished the editing for the audiobook adaption of Accepting and Escaping Tomorrow. This morning was creating the file / making it's size smaller, and by the early afternoon publishing it online. Only Julie Justice gave B-Side Tracks a review. Both Mr. Wilhelm and myself are grateful at least one person heard the work. .... I swear the rest of the internet thinks it will catch Covid-19 if they dared left feedback. Voice work and sound engineering are not easy jobs.

 

[systemcat]

I've lost a bit of hope people are caring I'm presenting these pages at all. It's been pages since anything was said. Either it's because of the inside short that wasn't set in the present, my failure to nod to The Shadow, or I'm just being an awful story teller.

... This page returns the plot back to line B.

This page is the first time Sydney has appeared in the comic pages of the series. She first appeared in Devil's Blood ( which recently earned a Daily Deviant ). Bruce also appeared in that story but did appear in Iron and Steel too. These guys are Finch's preferred goons / human friends.

I guess the audiobook adaptation for Accepting and Escaping Tomorrow was a fail too.

 

[Tenchi Masaki]

I’m pretty sure the only one being silent about the shadow is @Deric Storm. but your art is great as always and the more information you give your characters the better. Most people are not going to comment on what you do but they appreciate it nonetheless. You should probably try to get your work made into an actual comic, changing things where necessary to avoid copyright issues.

 

[systemcat]

Thank you and I know the forum's Like system. I just happen to enjoy hearing people's words, good or bad in review.

Doing the little side stories like what was done with Iron and Steel, just felt right to continue. I would love to have my work printed as an actual comic book. The last time that happened was back in high school. An original comic series I was working on at the time. I made one special story that was self published with ten prints done for it.

I know what you're saying about changing character names for the sake of avoiding copyright trouble. What gets me is one of my popular characters to the AU, likely could get granted easy copyright permission. No one likes the canon Corporal Capeman, even myself. The character is considered a black eye to the fandom. But because my AU Corporal Capeman is so different, Alan Engenis. The AU version has been complimented on many times even earning two other other Capeman versions to fan fiction I didn't write, where the authors asked me permission to use the name Alan on the character. Plus fan art I'd repost here if internet etiquette was different.

Right now I'm through a little over half the rough line art to page 86. Drawing the positioning has been interesting & fun. Strangely drawing Sydney on the barbell on a side view was figured out easily.

 

[systemcat]

Is there some kind of a cut off time when you aren't supposed to say anything in the chat area? More than once I've spoken up in it. Only for the comment to be passed over completely until the next day when it seems invisible even though it's logged & new chatting starts among others.

I finished this page last night but last night was ultra busy. Dealing with prepping a large crockpot meal and working on art un-related to this project.

 

[systemcat]

I'd make a few author comments about this page if I thought people were reading it.

 

[Tenchi Masaki]

There are people reading your work but they don’t like to comment on posts. Fittingly the detectives and thieves watch from the shadows.