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It’s not an adventure if there’s no plan!
I added the character inks because on some days, after drawing them in, I think, “Hey, that’s pretty good,” and, “I like how cinematic I make it.” It feels nice to make something pretty.
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Lasper, Knox, Rodrigo, Picknar, and Thoos sat in the wingship, planning. Laster said, “Well, none of my contacts could find anyone who’s hacked into the Clentity police files.” Picknar said, “Unhacked? They must use Veefas.” Lasper said, “Yeah. That’s what i’m thinking. But someone was able to get me a passcode for the back door to their memory storage facility.” Thoos got excited at this and said, “And so we bust in! I love this plan!” Konx asked, “These Veefa things, are we able to get information from them on-site?” Lasper said, “I’m sure we’ll figure out a way.” Knox asked, “Has anyone ever managed it before?” Lasper said, “There are rumors that maybe it’s been done. Now, can anyone think of anything that could go wrong with our plan?” Rodriog said, “I’m too busy trying to think of anything that could go right with our plan.”
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Only “on some days”?! You have magnificent sets and show them off with multiple camera angles that give a fullness to scenes as the characters move through them. You show your characters from different perspectives that gives them depth, enhancing the feeling that everything is real. Spacetrawler has been cinematic since day one. I mean, Rickshaw Boans running through the facility to liberate Eebs, The shots of spaceship and planet every time Nogg comes to Earth to visit Mr Zorilla, Emily’s extended fight with Growp, Tesfay and the dogfight in the hangar, the bridge on every starship you’ve created …
It’s every day, man. Every freaking day.
The transcript has transposed letters in both Konx and Rodriog.
Save everything. Then leave a codicil in your will that it’s all to be burned after death. THAT will get people to notice your work posthumously. Hey, it worked for Robert Heinlein and “For Us, The Living” which never was burned as he stated.
Christopher used to sell his original drawings. I have some from the Little Dee days.
I always like seeing the line drawings.