Alright so we're coming up on a scene where we have to transform a zombie henchman to a realistic and pretty boy superher....wait supervillian...wait actually he's kinda a henchman still, but ends up on his own..is that still qualify as a SUPERvillian or just villian or.....I give up.
Everybodys drawn zombies right? Really? None of you tried drawing Zombies? Rotting flesh? Jacked up teeth? What about roadkill? Well ya'll just suck.
Either way this scene is coming around pretty dang I think, but I gotta rack my brain to make the transformation work.
Quick update by the way, We got Zach's first comic sent off the SLG Publishing and a result within less than 2 weeks!!! Yeah!! They said no, yeahh!!....wait.
Actually the Comic was considered good enough by the other editors to personally be handed to the Big Cheese Editor for a final decision and though it was rejected he actually took the time to point out what needed improvement and encouragement to keep at it. SLG Publishing and especially the Big Cheese Dan Voda (I'm sure I butchered his name cause I can't ever remember it) make it a point to say that they don't typically give feedback since they get so many, but if the head man is giving you feedback himself it means your on the right track and keep at it.
Though I only inked page 2 and the prologue page for this first one I get to feel like a played a small part in it and Zach and me agree that getting to the point of actually creating a 35 page comic and sending it off, even with the rejection, makes him (and me somewhat lol) feel like a real comic artist in the biz. I'm inking out all the second Evil Bunny, still doing the illustration and inking for the manga, and others that are ideas being written down by the insane genius Zach Dailey. I say we start crankin'em out, flood the publishers with new and better stuff and get further every time.
I'll hit ya'll up later, Peace.
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