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Nightshooter · March 2007

I'd wear one if you got them put on high enough quality tee shirts. I love the look of Franz!

Also, awesome work by your son! Good genes.

RogueAgent · March 2007

We thank you both; as soon as I get the design lines (3 different ones) completed, I'll let you all see it before it goes to print. I'm in the process of negotiating with different printers for the best deal.

Heck, Tony, you can wear this over your sweater or even better...to the supermarket?

RogueAgent · March 2007

Here are a couple of pencilled pages from the next issue of my book. Hope you enjoy B-) :

Nightshooter · April 2007

Can't wait for the finished product!

RogueAgent · April 2007

Nightshooter wrote:

Can't wait for the finished product!

Thanks, Night. I had to attend a comics artist function all this weekend where people got to see more pages than I put up here and I'm flattered that most are enthusiastic about seeing the end product.

Pendragon · April 2007

as usual...great job! {[]

what's the book called, btw? is it coming out soon? if so, ill look for it at the local comic shop...where I spend most of my free time...:D

~Pen -{

Nightshooter · April 2007

Shylock. 1 and 2 are out, this is the third(and the last?) book in the series.

Pendragon · April 2007

thanks a bunch! *makes plans to go to Time Warp comics tomorrow and find them*

~Pen -{

*the next day* I'm special ordering it because it's one of the few *and I mean that...they have EVERYTHING* that Time Warp didn't have. I have to wait until the owner, Wayne, is back from vacation so he can order it for me! Matt and Julie *employees* said that though they have never read it, it looked really good and that they hope he orders soon, 'cause they want to read it now...

RogueAgent · April 2007

Thanks for the comps, Pen. You might find that mag out west in certain areas but I'm not sure specifically if it's in your state.

I actually saw it auctioned on Ebay quite a few times ( Los Angeles, New Jersey & Seattle) and for some strange reason, I was flattered. ;%

RogueAgent · April 2007

My Photoshop is acting up again but I decided to to do a quick scan of another page to the book. Forgive the cropping; just think of it as a "fullscreen" version.

Gotta try and reinstall my program again...

Nightshooter · April 2007

Is that Woody Allen if he were working for the mob?

)

RogueAgent · April 2007

Nightshooter wrote:

Is that Woody Allen if he were working for the mob? )

Believe me I was tempted but it would give a whole new spin on "Small Time Crooks".

)

TonyDP · April 2007

Great stuff as usual Rogue; as much as I enjoy your characters, I really like the detailed backgrounds you draw behind them - makes everything much more visually interesting. Looking forward to the finished book.

RogueAgent · April 2007

Thank you, Tony. Although backgrounds are essential to making certain panel have more depth and to establish surroundings, very few people pay attention to them actually or appreciate them - well at least to me.

Very few people care about some trash can being turned over in the in the corner of a scene.

)

Believe me, they can be tedious to draw alot of times but you've got to have them.

TonyDP · April 2007

RogueAgent wrote:

Thank you, Tony. Although backgrounds are essential to making certain panel have more depth and to establish surroundings, very few people pay attention to them actually or appreciate them - well at least to me.

Very few people care about some trash can being turned over in the in the corner of a scene. )

Believe me, they can be tedious to draw alot of times but you've got to have them.

Tedious maybe, but I notice stuff like that. I remember when John Byrne was doing books for DC, a lot of his panels had the characters with little or no detail behind them - that stood out to me right away and gave the books a "cheaper" feel in my eyes.

Pendragon · April 2007

*is still waiting on the call from Time Warp*

hehe it does look like Woody Allen!

brilliance as always! {[]

~Pen -{

Alex · April 2007

TonyDP wrote:

RogueAgent wrote:

Thank you, Tony. Although backgrounds are essential to making certain panel have more depth and to establish surroundings, very few people pay attention to them actually or appreciate them - well at least to me.

Very few people care about some trash can being turned over in the in the corner of a scene. )

Believe me, they can be tedious to draw alot of times but you've got to have them.

Tedious maybe, but I notice stuff like that. I remember when John Byrne was doing books for DC, a lot of his panels had the characters with little or no detail behind them - that stood out to me right away and gave the books a "cheaper" feel in my eyes.

Right there with you. The more fleshed out, intricate background, the better. If there's not much there, it's a major turn off.

Another thing I seriously dislike, (in some), of today's comics, is this notable lack of dialogue. When I was a kid I could sink into a chair and absorb Roy Thomas' descriptive narrations in Savage Sword magazine for what seemed an entire afternoon. They created mood and suspense and used every adjective in the book.

Last comic I bought it took me five minutes to get through.

(insert grump cliche here)

PS: Excellent craftmanship, Rogue -{

RogueAgent · April 2007

Thank you, Pen & Alex.

RogueAgent · April 2007

My son's attempt at Star Trek...

TonyDP · April 2007

That looks nothing like Matt Damon.

)

Seriously though, I can definitely see a lot of the Shat man in that picture. He got the hair and chin just right. Needs to work more on the mouth and his shading around the nose but he already has more talent than I could ever hope to possess.

Alex · April 2007

Good to see he likes the real stuff too

SpectreIsland · April 2007

That's awesome. Love Shatner's little hairpiece in the front. The eyebrows are also dead on. Just perfect!! Congratulations {[]

RogueAgent · April 2007

I thank you and so does my son, gentlemen. He realizes that Capt. Kirk is a big deal to get right.

He'll probably do a Mr. Spock soon.

Shatner wore a hairpiece that early in his career? ?:)

Pendragon · April 2007

aw! that's really awesome!!!!

~Pen -{

RogueAgent · May 2007

Okay, here's phase 2 of my tee design for Franz; I had it inked up this weekend by a friend of mine in Massachusetts. An old school guy that IMO, did a great job. Let me know what you think...

Next stop: Digital coloring... B-)

Nightshooter · May 2007

I'd buy it for sure.

RogueAgent · May 2007

Thanks, Night. I was going for impact.

Barry Nelson · May 2007

Nice work Rogue, not sure in the current climate I would walk around with the shirt and Night if you showed up at school with it I think you would be on your way home in a hurry.

However, the impact you were going for is definitely there. Very nice!

Pendragon · May 2007

I'd buy it too! {[]

and stupid timewarp hasn't called...I'm just going to have to go back down myself and speak with the owner...X-(

~Pen -{

RogueAgent · May 2007

Barry Nelson wrote:

Nice work Rogue, not sure in the current climate I would walk around with the shirt and Night if you showed up at school with it I think you would be on your way home in a hurry.

However, the impact you were going for is definitely there. Very nice!

Thank you, Pen and Barry.

Yes, Night, this might be an objectionable design in the wrong environments such as schools. I remember wearing my Punisher tee back in my school days and no one gave it a second thought...my, how times have changed.
I don't think that it would hinder customers wanting it, I'd just be careful where I wore it.

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