First Issue of "The Odd Couple". Two characters: Andrea (Andy), and Keiora. Keiora is a party animal, and Andy just wants to crack down on her studies and get school over with.
Currently open to suggestions on story developement.
thank you, and enjoy! - Red Shiba
(this panel was drawn and written by Red Shiba) (drawn in theGimp)
---- !! Edit was made !! ----- I re-wrote this one and fixed the spelling errors. Now, if you didn't get it, there was a reference to Wiley Coyote and Road Runner.
Wile E. Coyote... bud. Also, the spelling is Chemistry (not Chemestry). Hope that helps.
Interesting comic anyway!
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There are only two types of people that exist in this world: the ones who are positive and the ones who are negative. Which one you are, that's for you to decide.
two years and almost 70 comic strips later ;D so far, your predictions are correct!
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"Having left his home land, he never yields, never retreats, and never regrets. He faces forward and never looks back! He's manly! He's tenacious!" - Gurren Lagaan
i didn't notice. totally from the first episode when she's about to walk into the principles office.
also, my favorite anime series of all time! :3
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"Having left his home land, he never yields, never retreats, and never regrets. He faces forward and never looks back! He's manly! He's tenacious!" - Gurren Lagaan
I've read what you have so far here, and I only have one suggestion. The narrative boxes in panel two seem awkward the way you've split them up - it would be better if the entire sentence of "I wonder what kind of person my roommate is..." were all in one box, instead of being broken up, and the second box contain only the speculation on possibilities. The way it is now, it seems very disjointed, like the character's brain suddenly stopped all activity for several seconds.
yeah. I plan on redoing that entire first panel. but thanks for the critique! I kinda wasn't sure how to bring all of that together, so when i redo it, I'll work on that, as well.
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"Having left his home land, he never yields, never retreats, and never regrets. He faces forward and never looks back! He's manly! He's tenacious!" - Gurren Lagaan
Generally it's not a good idea to break up a sentence in dialogue or narrative between two bubbles or boxes unless you want to indicate a significant pause.
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"Having left his home land, he never yields, never retreats, and never regrets. He faces forward and never looks back! He's manly! He's tenacious!" - Gurren Lagaan
Interesting comic anyway!
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There are only two types of people that exist in this world: the ones who are positive and the ones who are negative.
Which one you are, that's for you to decide.
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I AM (DEVIANT), THEREFORE I AM (DEVIOUS)!
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"Having left his home land, he never yields, never retreats, and never regrets. He faces forward and never looks back! He's manly! He's tenacious!" - Gurren Lagaan
My Official Comics Website [link]
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Whatever, dude. Irrelevant.
also, my favorite anime series of all time! :3
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"Having left his home land, he never yields, never retreats, and never regrets. He faces forward and never looks back! He's manly! He's tenacious!" - Gurren Lagaan
My Official Comics Website [link]
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Would you care for a cup of tea with your egg?
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"Having left his home land, he never yields, never retreats, and never regrets. He faces forward and never looks back! He's manly! He's tenacious!" - Gurren Lagaan
My Official Comics Website [link]
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Would you care for a cup of tea with your egg?
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"Having left his home land, he never yields, never retreats, and never regrets. He faces forward and never looks back! He's manly! He's tenacious!" - Gurren Lagaan
My Official Comics Website [link]