An Experiment in Sequential Art
I was digging this morning through some old files and found this old experiment. I had been toying with the idea of formatting a comic for the mobile phone. Which seemed like a great idea at the time, but then people started reading full size comics on their phone. Which seems to me to be a frustrating way of reading a comic, but what do I know. I just cannot be bothered to be scrolling around and zooming in and out all the time.
Still, it was rather cool. I haven't shared it with very many people, so I thought perhaps some of my followers might like to peruse them.
WARNING: This is not a full story, It's not even a complete scene. It's just what it is, sequential art made for the phone.
To that end, it is the germ of an idea that I could flesh out here for a Steemit audience. If it looks like a story you might want to read let me know with either an upvote and/or a nice positive comment.
Afterword: The investigator asks "Why would someone want to steal his...", and in the next page/panel finishes saying, "face".
That's it. I hope you enjoyed it.
Have a great day...
Written by Robert B Kirkpatrick for Steemit.
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