It was a good experience, in that it taught me about how a book needed to flow, and ways that I could plan ahead in my own personal work.
I haven't heard much about it, from the writers over the years. So I assume that it hasn't faired all that well.
I've posted some examples of the pages I illustrated without any word bubbles.
One BIG thing I learned from this, was that there is a huge amount of work that goes into pencilling, inking and colouring a book. If you go down this route on your own, you had better be prepared for a lot of time spent in front of whatever it is you'll be working with. Be it monitor, paper or... er... playdoh?
Overall, I was happy with the way my work turned out. I really tried to put in to practice many things that Scott McCloud discussed in his book Understanding Comics.
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