Enjoying Sequential Art

Jack,
I've been reading your Sequential Art for almost a year now and I look forward to and enjoy reading a new one every week.
I also got three other people hooked on it and we actually discuss it throughout the day.
I got three of your books and was wondering when I can get the other ones?
One thing though, I haven't seen any Robotech bits in your strips.
Just wondering, I'm a fan of Robotech.

I know of Robotech, but have never followed it.

Well, at any rate, I think your strip is cool, it's something I look forward to every week.

By the way, I forgot if this was asked or not, but does SequentialArt depict your real life in some or more ways tha one? Do you get alot of real life events that you put into your comics? Sorry if this was asked again, just really curious.

Dreadstunlock wrote:By the way, I forgot if this was asked or not, but does SequentialArt depict your real life in some or more ways tha one? Do you get alot of real life events that you put into your comics? Sorry if this was asked again, just really curious.

Yeah, but that's the case with most strips like this. You write what you know.

jollyjack wrote:
Yeah, but that's the case with most strips like this. You write what you know.

Wait.. so when did you fight robotic aliens?

KaZe wrote:

jollyjack wrote:
Yeah, but that's the case with most strips like this. You write what you know.

Wait.. so when did you fight robot the aliens?

I think he's talking about being an overworked, underpaid concept artist who makes extra cash on the side by drawing mature images on commission.

scienceguy8 wrote:

I think he's talking about being an overworked, underpaid concept artist who makes extra cash on the side by drawing mature images on commission.

He still owns a laser gun. Therefore logic dictates he MUST fight killer robots in his free time. :p

I only found Sequential Art 2 days ago and i've read and re-read the whole strip 4 time since then, probably the funniest comic i've read in my life, seriously after reading from start to finish i must have fallen outta my chair laughing a dozen times
So i would like to say, Thank you Jack, keep it up

its one of those rare cases where the content is both well drawn AND funny

I've noticed that Art's eyebrows are getting thicker...I think...not being critical, just observing.

ford63 wrote:I've noticed that Art's eyebrows are getting thicker...I think...not being critical, just observing.

They are planning to take over the world.

Today I learned something from this page, is to be the rabbit not the cat.
At my second job I have a manager who likes to be the rabbit and get me riled up.
Today I decided I had to be the rabbit and anything she did would not get me upset.
She was quite upset at the end of the day at everything, I on the other hand acted quite happy.
I am really really happy now.

ford63 wrote:I've noticed that Art's eyebrows are getting thicker...I think...not being critical, just observing.

Like I've said elsewhere, they are _the_ defining manly essence as far as the brain-trust-4-some are concerned, so they've probably been subtly "assisting" Art with a more reasonable and cautious variety and use of Muto-Juice.

cant you make a movie for sequential art i cloud be nice.

shadowdarkk wrote:cant you make a movie for sequential art i cloud be nice.

Dude.

Not funny.

Well...I can honestly say that I am enjoying Sequential Art allot. Found it through following Jolly Jack on deviant art...read it all in weekend.
Something I always look forward to.
Great art and great characters.