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fenderlove) wrote2008-08-09 03:29 pm
fenderlove) wrote2008-08-09 03:29 pm
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Spike: London Calling, Page Six.
I'm a little behind on completing the pages of the comic, but I managed to condense pages six through nine into just one page. I think it works out better like this. Keeps it faster paced.
Preview:
Click the page for the full-sized version.
And so the plot is revealed! For those of you who do not know, James Marsters was asked at Collectormania, I believe, about what his plot would be for a Spike movie. He gave a rambling but well-thought-out summary of his idea that last about ten minutes. A lot of people did not like his idea for various reasons (some thought it would be silly and some were upset because JM said Spike finds a new girlfriend), but I knew that his idea could be great with a little polishing so that's what I'm working with.
* The design on Spike's Absinthe t-shirt was drawn from a poster that is by Madame Talbot's Victorian Lowbrow. At the time this comic was made I thought that this imagery was an actual Victorian advertisement, and I want to give credit where credit is due for her beautiful artwork. This comic was made for fun only and is not being sold. It's totally not for any kind of profit. :D
Previous Parts: Cover, Pages 1-5.
Preview:
Click the page for the full-sized version.
And so the plot is revealed! For those of you who do not know, James Marsters was asked at Collectormania, I believe, about what his plot would be for a Spike movie. He gave a rambling but well-thought-out summary of his idea that last about ten minutes. A lot of people did not like his idea for various reasons (some thought it would be silly and some were upset because JM said Spike finds a new girlfriend), but I knew that his idea could be great with a little polishing so that's what I'm working with.
* The design on Spike's Absinthe t-shirt was drawn from a poster that is by Madame Talbot's Victorian Lowbrow. At the time this comic was made I thought that this imagery was an actual Victorian advertisement, and I want to give credit where credit is due for her beautiful artwork. This comic was made for fun only and is not being sold. It's totally not for any kind of profit. :D
Previous Parts: Cover, Pages 1-5.
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Well, as James likes to say that Spike is the "ultimate loser," not in the sense that he's a loser, it's that he loses everything... and yet still finds the courage to carry on which makes him the ultimate hero.
They're just walking past the theatre... and I don't think Ursula would be cruel enough to make him watch P.S. I Love You. XD LOL. I like to think that her mom does like him, but that he's convinced himself that she doesn't. Moms like Spike... Joyce liked him at least. ^_~