This comic was for an anthology that was proposed but never published. The idea was to have several artists make stories that had to do with a box -- the contents of which would never be revealed.
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3 comments:
I like a lot of the little things you're doing - the dark around the first view of OBSTRUCTOR really shows him off, the many breakouts of your panels, "or not!", the lump on your head, whoops, I mean Andar's head. Great story line, too.
"What's in the box?" So was the box going to be like the briefcase in Pulp Fiction where the characters see what's inside, but the camera only shows the light that comes out of it? 'Cause that really bugged me ;-)
I never saw that movie -- but that would be one way to approach the idea.
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