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I hear that term a lot "pin up"
what does it mean exactly

"Pin Up" is an image where a female or (to a lesser extent) male model or character appears on a poster in a pose that can range from a basic pose to something more risqué or erotic. Chloe was designed specifically to appear in more erotic and suggestive images to take that kind of attention away from Kat and Scarlet.

Amirite Jack?

Hi there, forgive me if its been asked before, but are you going to be releasing a trade-paperback of the Little Victory comics when they're done? I just don't like handling individual issues.

bylmdav wrote:Hi there, forgive me if its been asked before, but are you going to be releasing a trade-paperback of the Little Victory comics when they're done? I just don't like handling individual issues.

Maybe.

What nationalities do the characters have? Not just SA but the others too? Was that ever asked before?

cenaris wrote:What nationalities do the characters have? Not just SA but the others too? Was that ever asked before?

Jacksonville, UK.

Pietja wrote:

cenaris wrote:What nationalities do the characters have? Not just SA but the others too? Was that ever asked before?

Jacksonville, UK.

Yes!

Mr. JJ did you know that your fame spread even to my countrys funsites?

http://www.ongein.nl/plaatje-van-kwaad-tot-erger-12515.aspx

What were you reasons for suddenly traveling to Turkey? (just interested)

Mr.Green wrote:What were you reasons for suddenly traveling to Turkey? (just interested)

I was only in Istanbul.
Went there because A) I hadn't been before, and B) I like history.

But it must have cost a lot to go on holiday there, let along plane tickets.

cenaris wrote:But it must have cost a lot to go on holiday there, let along plane tickets.

British plane travel>American plane travel

Unless Jollyjack drove...

Mr.Green wrote:

cenaris wrote:But it must have cost a lot to go on holiday there, let along plane tickets.

British plane travel>American plane travel

Unless Jollyjack drove...

Drive across the Balkans?!
In the words of the bard; "F**k that".

jollyjack wrote:
In the words of the bard; "F**k that".

That was Shakespeare.

appleclock wrote:

jollyjack wrote:
In the words of the bard; "F**k that".

That was Shakespeare.

Who cares? The words are sound and true...

I would totally believe Falstaff would say that.

jollyjack wrote:Drive across the Balkans?!
In the words of the bard; "F**k that".

And that's what you get for having left-hand traffic.

All I can say for the topic is that Montenegro and Serbia have decent roads... if you're used to Polish ones.

what happened to Art he looks kinda different

zombiepancakes wrote:what happened to Art he looks kinda different

He cut his hair.

hes been drawing kat so much lately that he forgot how to draw art

Good day, Mr Jackson.

1) What age group "Victory Girl" is oriented? Will it contain uberviolence, sex-themes, gore, camio of characters from other series, etc? Knowing the answer to this questions somehow creates an image of what to expect from the series in future.

2) How does the idea of denizens appeared?

3) Can you please name a few things that you like about Fred GD Perry's works and a few about things that you don't enjoy much?

4) What do you think about Tracy J Butler's Lackadasy?

Thank you.

appleclock wrote:Good day, Mr Jackson.

1) What age group "Victory Girl" is oriented? Will it contain uberviolence, sex-themes, gore, camio of characters from other series, etc? Knowing the answer to this questions somehow creates an image of what to expect from the series in future.

2) How does the idea of denizens appeared?

3) Can you please name a few things that you like about Fred GD Perry's works and a few about things that you don't enjoy much?

4) What do you think about Tracy J Butler's Lackadasy?

Thank you.

1) It's not aimed at a specific age group. I don't write material with that in mind. There will be a little bit of violence, but nothing beyond what you might see in a summer action film. Aside from a little T&A, there won't be much in the way of adult themes. It's not that kind of comic.

2) They were inspired by the work of Edward Gorey.

3) I like his art style and unique take on fantasy. His more dramatic story arcs are always great fun to read. I'm starting to hate the parody elements that are appearing more and more in Gold Digger, though.

4) Terrifyingly well drawn.

What's your opinion on drawing machines and vehicles? Like them? Think they're a pain in the ass to do?

cenaris wrote:What's your opinion on drawing machines and vehicles? Like them? Think they're a pain in the ass to do?

Depends how often you have to draw the same contraption.
If it's a one-shot image, it's fine, but if it's over the course of a comic it can become a chore.

Did real life individuals or experiences influence your characters?
Or they all your own imagination at work?
Or both?