The Moose Riders, Page 39
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Look out! It’s another flashback!
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Westley
Westley is the big brother--lost and frightened and trying to keep his little sister safe from the zombie horde. He has no idea why the moose is protecting them, but he's grateful just the same.
The Moose Riders, Page 42
And now we meet the father. I will try to put together some drawings of the parents for the character pages shortly. An old friend and strong supporter of The Moose Riders thinks that I should write commentary more often. Not sure if he wants info about what goes into a page, or just a […]
The Moose Riders, Page 43
This page? Two weeks early. First time in two years that I’ve had more than 1 page in the buffer. My wife is pretty good at anticipating potential conflict and figuring out ways to avoid it, or defusing it when it can’t be avoided. I tend to react with angry yelling. In calm moments I […]
The Moose Riders, Pages 44-45
Here’s another tiny 2-page spread, so ENLARGE: Let me point out a few examples of artistic license in action here. The vehicle is based a bit on my lovely wife’s RAV4–200K+ miles and still serving us faithfully. The gas cap is actually on the driver’s side, but I thought drawing the car pointing to the […]
The Moose Riders, Page 46
I’d like to take a moment to express how happy I am that Google Image Search exists. And Google Maps with Street View. And coffee. This summer will feature a road trip to Disney World for my family. I imagine it will be fairly similar to this, only much longer.
The Moose Riders, Page 47
Not sure if the image on that DVD player in Panel 2 is ok to use or not. Does this fall under fair use? Any copyright lawyers reading this that want to give me some free advice?
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The Moose Riders, Page 50
Here’s page 50. Just got back from a big family trip to Disney World and wasn’t sure if I’d have a page finished this week, but I managed to squeak it out. The trip was swell. My son hadn’t been there for years and didn’t remember much. This was the first time for my daughter, […]
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