We’re running late with today’s installment. And by late I mean it won’t be posted until tomorrow. So instead here is a little bit of the animation I designed for Matt Feazell’s Amazing Cynicalman Movie! He premiered it over the weekend at S.P.A.C.E., the small press and comics expo in Columbus, Ohio. Enjoy, and we’ll see you tomorrow!
Mission Control has a lot of friends making stuff and doing amazing things this week.
First up, Matt Feazell, creator of the comic strip The Amazing Cynicalman, will be showing his feature length, live action Cynicalman Movie this weekend at S.P.A.C.E. in Columbus, Ohio! I did some special effects and animation for the film too. Don’t miss it!
Next, our friend Eric Orchard just released a digital comic called Marrowbones! It’s spooky and fun and the first in a series. And it’s going for only $2!
Thirdly, Jake Parker, creator of Missile Mouse, started a Kickstarter Campaign for his new project, The Antler Boy And Other Stories. He’s already surpassed his goal four times over! Help him make more.
Lastly, our good friend and creator of the comic Marooned, Tom Dell’Aringa, is making these awesome limited edition posters. Watch his site for news as to when he’ll be releasing them!
With all the looks inside of Jeff and Muffin lately (and Ellie too, for that matter) let’s see what’s inside the noggin of a Camelon. This one has a much nicer set of choppers than those that appear in today’s installment. There must be something in those Great Gigantical Juicy Roots what causes tooth decay, or its Planet Xian equivalent.
Last month our resident alien expert, Peanut, showed you the cover of the March issue of Awesome Science Journal that featured an interview with her.
Now here’s the interview! I was going to post this up above in with the comics, but the text was mighty small to read. Click on the pic below to big-a-fy.
Here’s a really, really rough sketch of all the parts that make up Ellie. You’ll note that this is from an earlier, more primitive design of our favorite space explorer, but all of her pieces are pretty much the same and accounted for. If you squint you might even be able to tell which ones are which. Click it to make bigger.
