Yeah, working in black-and-white again. Y’know, trying to fit in with the style from back then as much as possible, even if I don’t really draw exactly like that anymore. And so here I’m thinking, aw man, I love putting […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
And so here’s our new-new material to begin finishing off the old-new material. I haven’t done black-and-white for a long while, so let’s see how this goes. Unlike the original joke which I lost and caused me to stall out, […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Here is the last page of redrawn stuff that I did in 2005. I had started drawing the next page, penciling it and everything, but… well, here’s how I worked: I would draw the page downstairs on the couch, minus […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
oh lookit these panel arrangements somebody’s tryin’ for an eisner
welp that’s the end everyone’s dead goodbye *scroll credits*
This gag was present in the original, but now it’s expanded into more panels for better timing.
One of my favorite pages! It’s all new material not present in the original, still hammering in Walky’s fear of responsibility. Oh, wordplay, I enjoy you.
One of those pages with new material designed to highlight Walky’s dilemma. His major character flaw is a fear of responsibility. But, y’know, to ridiculous ends. (man, “walkerton” sounds so off, i can’t even bring myself to call him that)
Everyone loves a good launch scene! I think my favorite detail is the silhouette of the toothed edge of the launch bay door towards the bottom. Stuff like that definitely wasn’t in the original. I got a lot better at […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It’s Walky!: EVERYONE CRAFTILY SMILES AND WE FIND OUT WHY LATER
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