Your Action, Karma's Reaction
Dec. 17th, 2013 07:01 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lydamorehouseA little late in the day (sorry, I got caught up in new Bleach chapter squee), but here's the next (and final) installment of Karma Man for your torture pleasure. I believe I have two more pages of an attempted sequel, but I didn't scan them, alas (I'm sure you're all ridiculously bummed out.)
Alas, the sequel is NOT coming soon. I had drawn about two pages of a sequel, but apparently petered out. The storyline, from what I could tell, seemed to be side-kick applications. If people are interested, I'd be willing to scan and post them. I clearly had way too much fun drawing and writing this at the time. I'm not sure if Karma Man has that much milage, though. He's certainly QUITE dated. And very, very localized.
I will say it was funny to look back at this. It's very noticeable that most of the "dramatic" poses the Karma Man strikes end at the knees. It's because I suck at feet. (I still do.) I also continue to have the problem of empty backgrounds. It was fairly clever of me, honestly, to just paste pictures over photographs/magazine cut-outs. If I ever do another comic book, I'm going to have to remember that trick.
Thank you to all that tuned in.
Alas, the sequel is NOT coming soon. I had drawn about two pages of a sequel, but apparently petered out. The storyline, from what I could tell, seemed to be side-kick applications. If people are interested, I'd be willing to scan and post them. I clearly had way too much fun drawing and writing this at the time. I'm not sure if Karma Man has that much milage, though. He's certainly QUITE dated. And very, very localized.
I will say it was funny to look back at this. It's very noticeable that most of the "dramatic" poses the Karma Man strikes end at the knees. It's because I suck at feet. (I still do.) I also continue to have the problem of empty backgrounds. It was fairly clever of me, honestly, to just paste pictures over photographs/magazine cut-outs. If I ever do another comic book, I'm going to have to remember that trick.
Thank you to all that tuned in.