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...and if you're interested in buying the actual original artwork for that page, I have it up for auction on eBay right now:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TOM-THUG-EASTER-STORY-ORIGINAL-ART-from-BUSTER-comic-1992-Lew-Stringer-/201076746557?pt=UK_Books_comics_Magazines_UK_Comics_ET&hash=item2ed11ba93d
Happy bidding, and Happy Easter!
1 comment:
I'm NOT saying there is anything wrong with it, but It's good to see how you have been able to do two Tom Thug strips with the same basic idea (Tom Steals giant easter egg, goes to eat it and finds out it's a display one) which are completely different. reusing ideas isn't always a bad move, but so often it can be done so it's pretty much just a cheap remake, but skill can shine when you use the same idea and make something completely different.
Duing the start of Jon Pertwee's Doctor Who run, since the budget was cut and they were stuck on earth, writers did say they had a problem as there was only two stories, 'Monsters invade' or 'Mad Scientist' but they often did well coming up with completely different stories with the same basic plot. True mark of skill that.
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