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Writing for Comics & Graphic Narrative
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Monday, August 30, 2010
Yonkoma Comic
A yonkoma is a four-panel comic where something unexpected occurs in the third panel. As you can see, I got a little carried away in mine. And then I did another one:
Jam Comic
In a jam comic, the last panel is written and drawn first. From there, the author passes the comic to four other people who each do a frame until the first panel is left. The first panel is then given back to the original author, who wraps everything up - from the beginning.
Here's my jam comic:
When I did the last frame, I intended it to be a conversation between a pimp and one of his hos (Hence the ridiculous suit). But I'm pretty pleased that it turned this, I certainly wasn't expecting it and found it just as (if not moreso) hilarious.
Here's my jam comic:
When I did the last frame, I intended it to be a conversation between a pimp and one of his hos (Hence the ridiculous suit). But I'm pretty pleased that it turned this, I certainly wasn't expecting it and found it just as (if not moreso) hilarious.
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