The nice part about losing to Yhorm repeatedly was it sparking the idea of this conversation. Yhorm is such an interesting character, and I didn’t get to do half of what I wanted to with this bit. But I think less is more here, and considering he’s all too likely hollow, I didn’t want to push it.
What I found absolutely impressive and stunning about this comic is the way the artist explained the identification and elimination of the confounding factors in the Rat Park study. This is one of the hardest parts of experiments to explain to the public, and I think it was just brilliantly done.
I redrew a couple utena fight scenes with pearl and jasper for fun but I got so excited with it that I fleshed it out into a bigger sequence! (i think it’s about half utena, half my shots. i especially had to do the flower stab scene)
I do think it’s cool that pearl and jasper are both famed war veteran dual-wielding gems, I’d love to see them challenge/talk to each other in the future
Here’s the result of yesterday’s flash comic! Turned into more of a 36 hour comic than 24. The theme was: Distant future + Supernatural. Thanks for the theme suggestions all!
So !!!! Here is a part of my comics, Dévotion ! It’s a french story about a little girl and an angry goddess. If some english peoples are interrested, I can traduce it !
Here is only the begenning. The full comics will be available during the Japan expo 2017 ! 😀
!!!!!! Look everybody !!! I’ve been lucky to follow this project really up-close and I can tell you : this is the shit ! Take one, it’s abordable and will be wonderful in your hands ❤
I know it’s been a long while (Jellybots moves at the pace of my spare time, which is pretty slow these days), but things in the Jellyverse are stirring, so here’s Page 6…
Abandoned first version of HELLBOY: THE ISLAND Story and art by Mike Mignola Colors by Dave Stewart
“In the spirit of the old William Hope Hodgson stories. Hellboy is called up out of the sea by witches and finds himself on a spooky island surrounded by fog and wrecked ships. He finds the remains of a sailor who’s killed himself to avoid the fate of his shipmates. His diary tells the tale — despair, madness, and men turned to fungus. And, of course, that night the fungus men attack.“ — Mike Mignola
Inspiration Haven 