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 Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2005 11:49 am
alicelights Such is the fate of works of writing, Wonka. (i'll speak about novel writing here, as there is still not much 'history' in webcomicry) There are many works that aren't well written... However, that oft is dismissed if the work introduces a unique or interesting idea. Tis true. It's the premise of my future sweatdrop (both me and my best friend are striving to be novelistis. Her strength is a really impressive writing style, call that in a comic, the'd have a really nice drawing style and story flow and stuff, while my stories are more driven by the unique concepts and such, call that the story of the comic. Each of them has different strengths but they both make darn good reads.) also, I knew clock work orange had a movie, but I wasn't totaly sure if it had a book. That's cool. I shall have to make a note to add that to my list of books I want to read (and then see the movie. I still would like to see that too.)- just as son as i'm done the 1000+ page book I'm on right now whee
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Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2005 5:26 pm
bluecherry alicelights Such is the fate of works of writing, Wonka. (i'll speak about novel writing here, as there is still not much 'history' in webcomicry) There are many works that aren't well written... However, that oft is dismissed if the work introduces a unique or interesting idea. Tis true. It's the premise of my future sweatdrop (both me and my best friend are striving to be novelistis. Her strength is a really impressive writing style, call that in a comic, the'd have a really nice drawing style and story flow and stuff, while my stories are more driven by the unique concepts and such, call that the story of the comic. Each of them has different strengths but they both make darn good reads.) [major off topic-ness = "A Clockwork Orange"] also, I knew clock work orange had a movie, but I wasn't totaly sure if it had a book. That's cool. I shall have to make a note to add that to my list of books I want to read (and then see the movie. I still would like to see that too.)- just as son as i'm done the 1000+ page book I'm on right now whee Yup, it's by a British author! He uses a lot of Russian in the book I hear. I also haven't read it. I saw the film though. As a media student, I realised I really wanted to. I expected to be disgusted but...there is somthing very engaging about it. The actor made Alex very engaging. Stylistically, but so....compelling. I've seen it twice and I actually cried both times. It's my maternal instint. [/major off topic-ness]
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Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 6:51 pm
that good huh? now I REALLY have to read/ watch it.
never cried over a movie though. Only book I ever did- and it ticked me off really bad to that one finaly beat my iron will- was Stranger in a strange Land (freaking excelent book.)
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Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2005 6:36 am
bluecherry that good huh? now I REALLY have to read/ watch it. never cried over a movie though. Only book I ever did- and it ticked me off really bad to that one finaly beat my iron will- was Stranger in a strange Land (freaking excelent book.) who by? who by? *cough* that is, would you tell me the author so I can look out for it?
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Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2005 10:33 pm
Stranger in a Strange Land you mean? that's by Robert Heinlein.
(hehe, I have such a nack for getting off topic. It's an MT/1337 guild and I'm advertising one of my favorite books rofl )
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Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2006 7:30 am
It's so pupolar because the events can relate our lives. This draws in and ask ourselves "Should I do what he/she did?", "How are they going to get the money they need?", and "Do I need my own Ph34rb0t?" It could aslso be the girls that the guy like!
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Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2006 5:51 pm
It's true j0! i've decided after reading MT that I indeed DID need my own ph34rbot........army.
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Posted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 7:18 pm
Mega Tokyo is awesome cause it is...
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Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2006 7:48 pm
Personally, as an Artist my self, and trying to make a comic... I love his art, I think its imoproved alot. I love this shading style. I also like the plot. And theres things I can relate to it. I just love it...
Oh, and because Fred lives 30 minutes away too. I can stalk him once I get a car =3
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Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2006 9:11 pm
that....is so not fair....*cries*
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Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2006 5:43 pm
hey, as soon as I get a car I can too. it would just take a bit more gas to do from over here on the other side of the country xd
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Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2006 12:21 pm
I think it's so famous because of it's characters and ability to have no storyline at all.
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Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2006 8:14 pm
well, it started off with no storyline any way. xp I think emo has since been crafting one into it though. wink
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Posted: Sun Nov 19, 2006 11:01 am
for me on a scale of one to ten Freds are is a 9 and the script is a 10
his art mighht not be able to look the most detaled and its might not have color( bye the way most mangas are not) but its they way that he can make his drawings and carators look the way they cat brings a feel to the comic that in most mangas i cant find( plu shis dealte work is good to * look at any big gun he draws)
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Posted: Sun Nov 19, 2006 12:07 pm
Yes, emo 's drawing style is unique and recognizable. I think that does help the comic. 3nodding
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