Hey Karen, yeah I’m digging this blue tone as well – we got few more pages under this blue umbrella, so it will be fun to keep working with the pallet. I also really like the last panel. I thought I would jazz up the original image from issue 2, but more in line to show how the LS looked from Tyler’s perspective at this exact moment. (pretty bass ass!) I would also say that the bottle game is a bit funny, in a dark humor sort of way. Completely the intention. Although we all know what’s coming for this particular porch duo, so I feel it’s safe to say that; they may be benched from this game for sometime. Now, I don’t want to hear this game has been started up in your neighborhood….- I’m looking at you Karen. Knocking people off bikes with bottles only works in the comic world….along with flaming nail guns and branding people in the fore head with home made branding irons
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I agree, the blue is a nice touch. And I don’t know about Tyler, but if I was him I’d be pedaling pretty hard past that place. Wouldn’t want to give out points all willy nilly.
Haha Thanks Sam -good thing for Ty, they’re not very good at their own game – or the SM Bro. apparently. Great to hear the blue is a nice touch; it was the best way visually to convey a flash back of the night of the Bleeker attacks. Also Tyler’s current mood is reflected in the color as well. Haha, if I were him I would have just taken the long way home, and just accepted the verbal lashing from Mom. Maybe it’s time to take up another sport….something less dangerous. c-
Definitely sound advice, Raron. Unfortunately, these two porch lookouts are not the brightest members of Caleb’s crew. And we all know their fate on this particular night…Actually, knowing how Caleb fared in all this…I think these guys got off light. What’s a few flaming nails to the chest. c-
I like the dark blue colors here, and the last panel is awesome.
Also, I know it’s mean, but the hit-him-off-the-bike-game was actually funny.
Hey Karen, yeah I’m digging this blue tone as well – we got few more pages under this blue umbrella, so it will be fun to keep working with the pallet. I also really like the last panel. I thought I would jazz up the original image from issue 2, but more in line to show how the LS looked from Tyler’s perspective at this exact moment. (pretty bass ass!) I would also say that the bottle game is a bit funny, in a dark humor sort of way. Completely the intention. Although we all know what’s coming for this particular porch duo, so I feel it’s safe to say that; they may be benched from this game for sometime. Now, I don’t want to hear this game has been started up in your neighborhood….- I’m looking at you Karen. Knocking people off bikes with bottles only works in the comic world….along with flaming nail guns and branding people in the fore head with home made branding irons
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I agree, the blue is a nice touch. And I don’t know about Tyler, but if I was him I’d be pedaling pretty hard past that place. Wouldn’t want to give out points all willy nilly.
Haha Thanks Sam -good thing for Ty, they’re not very good at their own game – or the SM Bro. apparently. Great to hear the blue is a nice touch; it was the best way visually to convey a flash back of the night of the Bleeker attacks. Also Tyler’s current mood is reflected in the color as well. Haha, if I were him I would have just taken the long way home, and just accepted the verbal lashing from Mom. Maybe it’s time to take up another sport….something less dangerous. c-
Friends don’t let friends throw beer bottles at children, they get their ass kicked, nailed to a wall, and set on fire.
Definitely sound advice, Raron. Unfortunately, these two porch lookouts are not the brightest members of Caleb’s crew. And we all know their fate on this particular night…Actually, knowing how Caleb fared in all this…I think these guys got off light. What’s a few flaming nails to the chest. c-