These are going a lot faster than I imagine her doing it in the comic, but I did this frame by frame by hand in Photoshop, not flash since I have no idea how to use it. If anyone wants to try doing a lazier spin I can give you a PSD file with the two layers.
I was going to try and do a Monday + Thursday post this week to get to the reveal a little faster but just didn’t have the time for two full pages, so this page becomes the vote incentive since there’s nothing necessarily critical on it story wise. (So don’t worry if you read page 85 first.) The finished version of this page will appear in the eventual book.
Click here to throw me a vote and check out the page.
The previous one is up at the somewhat neglected DevianArt page.
New vote incentive/bonus art is up over at topwebcomics.com. Check it out.
I couldn’t think of a shiny hero from DC, at least not one that a lot of people would recognize, otherwise I would have crossed the streams a bit. There’s one guy, I think his name is Captain Atom, but I only know of him due to a handful of supporting role appearances on the Justice League cartoon, I don’t think he’s ever had his own book.
Those guys ought to be careful not to tick her off too much, she’s out of their league. Iron Man could probably take his suit to a body shop. Maybe Colossus could use those plungers things you use to get the dents out of cars on himself. I was thinking of putting Silver Surfer in place of Iron Man, at least he’d have a fighting chance against her.
This week I’m on The Webcomic Beacon. Hopefully less rambly this time, the podcast focuses on writing for an open ended story, so it’s not all retread from last week’s podcast (TGT Media).
Also, if you haven’t checked it out, regular commenter and webcomic enthusiast Marscaleb made a rather well produced video detailing his top 10 webcomics, and does a good job of selling each one on its merits. It’s long but I suggest you check it out, especially if you’re looking for a new comic to archive dive while waiting for the next installment of Grrl Power.
I set up a voting incentive over at topwebcomics.com. I’d like to promise that I’ll do this every month, but we’ll see what time allows. Swing by, drop a vote in the bucket and check out the Grrl Power Xmas party.
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The good ‘ol Paypal tip jar, good for hit and run donations.
