Lilly MacKenzie and the Mines of Charybdis
by Simon Fraser
Colourist: Gary Caldwell
Colourist: Gary Caldwell
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12 comments + 11 replies
Posted by: jim d.
03:29pm / May 21, 2008
03:29pm / May 21, 2008
I believe the correct term is:
wha-huh?!?
Awesome. You know, most cartoonists wouldn't even try to draw a scene that was deliberately ambiguous or confusing because they don't have the skill to do it - intentionally - without making it -unintentionally - confusing. You're in a whole different league, sir.
wha-huh?!?
Awesome. You know, most cartoonists wouldn't even try to draw a scene that was deliberately ambiguous or confusing because they don't have the skill to do it - intentionally - without making it -unintentionally - confusing. You're in a whole different league, sir.
Posted by: Simon Fraser
07:22pm / May 21, 2008
07:22pm / May 21, 2008
I sit down in front of Lost every week with a notepad
Posted by: Jim H.
03:33pm / May 21, 2008
03:33pm / May 21, 2008
On consideration, this looks a little bit like what happened in the bar -- but I didn't think those guys would still have libidos.
Posted by: Mike Cavallaro
04:25pm / May 21, 2008
04:25pm / May 21, 2008
I thought exactly the same thing, and if it is the same thing that happened at the bar, it would speak volumes about Mr. Fraser's storytelling skills.
Like his friend Mr. Hamilton, Simon has also learned a lot from me.
Like his friend Mr. Hamilton, Simon has also learned a lot from me.
Posted by: Lalato
04:14pm / May 21, 2008
04:14pm / May 21, 2008
I think it's her belly button. It has magic powers.
--sam
--sam
Posted by: Tim Hamilton
09:06pm / May 21, 2008
09:06pm / May 21, 2008
Men will ALWAYS fight over a nice piece of..."lovely lady!"
Of course that's what (I think) happened.
This happens everyday at Studio D6.
I tell them all there's enough of me to go around, but...
Of course that's what (I think) happened.
This happens everyday at Studio D6.
I tell them all there's enough of me to go around, but...
Posted by: Dean Haspiel
10:29pm / May 21, 2008
10:29pm / May 21, 2008
OH SNAP. Somebody [not Cosmo] stepped to the plate and saved Lilly!
Great POV page.
Great POV page.
Posted by: Fiffe
12:59am / May 22, 2008
12:59am / May 22, 2008
I love pages designed like this. We have the distant bystander and the up close POV, and it's so much more sophisticated than the typical fight scene.
And who says Kevin Maguire is the King of facial expressions? You win your crown simply by virtue of not overdoing it.
And who says Kevin Maguire is the King of facial expressions? You win your crown simply by virtue of not overdoing it.
Posted by: Simon Fraser
07:58am / May 22, 2008
07:58am / May 22, 2008
and so much more boring to draw than the typical fight scene
Posted by: Fiffe
09:26am / May 22, 2008
09:26am / May 22, 2008
Touche! Thus, the icy divide between reader and creator is split that much further... as it should be! Keep in mind that I try to enjoy all these comix as a fan, which is difficult considering I have "keys to the vault".
Posted by: Simon Fraser
10:10am / May 22, 2008
10:10am / May 22, 2008
I think having the 'keys' does shut down a lot of simpler pleasures, but by god you can really appreciate the good stuff
Posted by: W.R.Printz
02:01am / May 22, 2008
02:01am / May 22, 2008
If you look closely...you will in fact see that Lilly can make Zombies dance the Hokey Pokey.
You might think that type of power is rarely useful, but let me assure you...that is what it is ALL about!
You might think that type of power is rarely useful, but let me assure you...that is what it is ALL about!
Posted by: Simon Fraser
07:57am / May 22, 2008
07:57am / May 22, 2008
...I like it when she shakes it all about
...I'll get my coat
...I'll get my coat
Posted by: Kiel West
11:11am / May 22, 2008
11:11am / May 22, 2008
WAIT! HE/SHE WASN'T THERE AND THEN HE/SHE WAS THERE!
Commencing Aneurism!
Commencing Aneurism!
02:04pm / May 21, 2008