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[dub]

That was great
Nice to see all the different styles.
I'd be interested in a next one but judging by what I've read, there already seems to be more than enough people willing to participate.

[___]

wow.

this was the first thing i saw today.

and it was awesome.

whatever happened to the cover though?

The website is the cover.

[Hideous]

when's the next one starting? if you say may i'll shoot you, i can't wait another month.

[agj]

May 5th? *shot*

[Akatosh]

If it truly doesn't require any artistic talent (and it's not to late already), I'd like to get in on this, too. 'Tis smells of awesome.

[ChevyRay]

When I get my scanner, I'll definitely jump on the bandwagon too. I love doing comic artwork, and I'm not even half bad at it.

This was really cool, by the way.

[Renton]

If it truly doesn't require any artistic talent (and it's not to late already), I'd like to get in on this, too. 'Tis smells of awesome.

It has not even started yet.

[___]

when's the next one starting? if you say may i'll shoot you, i can't wait another month.

Shut the fuck up, the last one took almost a year and you can't wait one MONTH?

The next thread will appear sooner than later, trust me.

[Fifth]

Yeah, this was really awesome.  After all this time, it felt almost unreal to finally see it... And the dream setting was perfect for things gradually and inexplicably changing!

If you want the next one to go faster, you might be able to do some sort of absurd, iterative splitting thing, where the first page is drawn, then the page halfway through (using the first page as a reference), then halfway between those two pages (using only the each one's previous page), and so on, until you're halfway through the participants, at which points the remaining pages will fill in between each page using the pages on both sides as reference...

Something like this:
1
1->2
1->3 2->3
1->4 3->4 2->4 3->4
1->5<-4->5<-3->5<-4->5<-2->5<-4->5<-3->5<-4->5

...which would take fewer cycles (as more people could work simultaneously), but probably get a different sort of result (as the pages would be iteratively linked to one another in an unusual way).  Plus, it's a pretty absurd idea.

...but it's a thought.

[sergiocornaga]

I like your idea, Fifth! The resulting comic might end up being uniquely non-linear.

[Powergloved Andy]

this would be fun I guess

[agj]

A nonlinear comic would indeed be great.

[Fuzz]

Yeah, this was really awesome.  After all this time, it felt almost unreal to finally see it... And the dream setting was perfect for things gradually and inexplicably changing!

If you want the next one to go faster, you might be able to do some sort of absurd, iterative splitting thing, where the first page is drawn, then the page halfway through (using the first page as a reference), then halfway between those two pages (using only the each one's previous page), and so on, until you're halfway through the participants, at which points the remaining pages will fill in between each page using the pages on both sides as reference...

Something like this:
1
1->2
1->3 2->3
1->4 3->4 2->4 3->4
1->5<-4->5<-3->5<-4->5<-2->5<-4->5<-3->5<-4->5

...which would take fewer cycles (as more people could work simultaneously), but probably get a different sort of result (as the pages would be iteratively linked to one another in an unusual way).  Plus, it's a pretty absurd idea.

...but it's a thought.

...What?

[___]

Dear anyone that wanted to participate in the next comicompo,

http://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?topic=6093.0

Love,
me.

[skaldicpoet9]

That was epic.

The last page made me rofl hard.

Liefield is a hack.

Renton you are my hero.

[JLJac]

Yeah, this was really awesome.  After all this time, it felt almost unreal to finally see it... And the dream setting was perfect for things gradually and inexplicably changing!

If you want the next one to go faster, you might be able to do some sort of absurd, iterative splitting thing, where the first page is drawn, then the page halfway through (using the first page as a reference), then halfway between those two pages (using only the each one's previous page), and so on, until you're halfway through the participants, at which points the remaining pages will fill in between each page using the pages on both sides as reference...

Something like this:
1
1->2
1->3 2->3
1->4 3->4 2->4 3->4
1->5<-4->5<-3->5<-4->5<-2->5<-4->5<-3->5<-4->5

...which would take fewer cycles (as more people could work simultaneously), but probably get a different sort of result (as the pages would be iteratively linked to one another in an unusual way).  Plus, it's a pretty absurd idea.

...but it's a thought.

And last of all there should be a page that connects the last page with the first one, so the comic can be circle-read for eternity

[Renton]

That was epic.

The last page made me rofl hard.

Liefield is a hack.

Renton you are my hero.

Manhugs to you, too, mate.