So this was an interesting question to ask these two. With their easy ability to fly up into the air, and their playful natures, I’m sure the asker already knew the answer here. Really it’s less a matter of if they’ve ever fucked up in the air, and rather more if they’ve hit the literal distance of a mile.
So here’s the final page of ben_10mil’s comic “Surprise!” as colored by yours truly. This one was a little hard because I wasn’t sure how to handle the top panel, but hopefully how I handled it is acceptable. I’ve started working on another ben_10mil comic that I’ll hopefully have pages to share with you guys later. Like always I have the original version of this page embedded below.
So I can’t say for sure when Malezor will be able to draw up the next page of Space Warped, but in the meantime he did get me this pin-up for the new chapter that I was quick to color. Hopefully it’ll tide you all over for a bit until we’re able to get another proper comic page to you. 🙂
So, this Ask was pretty straightforward. It would’ve been easy for me to troll with the response to this one, but I decided to be nice instead. Not much else to say about this one, really. Goten’s ass is pretty nice.
I had a couple different ideas for how to answer this one. Like, Bulma’s dialogue popped into my head immediately when I read the question, but I wasn’t sure what imagery to go with. I tried out a few different ideas in my head and on a sketch pad, ’cause I knew the “type” of activity I wanted, but not necessarily the specifics. I tried, like, letting her jerk both Goten and Trunks off, also one that I realized partway through was exactly like the first panel of the November ’16 One-Shot, but nothing that felt right. Then I hit on the idea of a titjob and thought that it would be fun, since I haven’t drawn many of those. I decided to go with Goten as the recipient, since I’ve done Trunks/Chi-Chi a few times but haven’t really let Goten be with Bulma without Trunks there. Honestly, Goten just hasn’t gotten to do as much independent work as Trunks has in general.
Also, here’s the twelfth part of my superhero retrospective, where I go through and look at the old superhero characters I made when I was a kid:
Hey, so who here remembers Space Warped? Malezor and I started this comic a lifetime ago, and after completing the prologue he’s just been too busy to devote the time needed to continue it. We even tried getting another artist to do the linework (I’m the colorist and co-author of the script) but that didn’t pan out like we’d hoped. In the end Malezor was able to get the first page of Chapter One done in his spare time, and I made a point of coloring it as soon as it was ready.
As you can see, the strange artifact Goten and Trunks found at the end of the prologue unwittingly transported them into the Big Hero 6 universe. Luckily, Hiro happened to be flying by and spotted them. Hopefully he can help them out.
This is the fourth page of “An Unlikely Meeting”. Like always, this page was released one month ago today to my supporters, and now the smaller public version is being made public.
This page was a bit unique in that it was written with a different method than usual. Usually I have everyone submit ideas for a full page, and then the winning page through votes is what I use. This time I had them submit individual panels, and then combined the most popular panels into a sort of Chimera page. While I’m pretty happy with the result we got, the process needlessly complicated things for my supporters, so this is the only month we’ll be doing this. It was a fun experiment, though, and I’m glad we tried it.
Also, for those interested in my video series looking back at the superhero world I built when I was younger, here’s part nine:
Goku finally gets his first Ask! This one references my comic Special Training, though really I don’t have any plans to use that concept for Goten. I think I’ve said before that if I do a sequel to that comic it’ll be with Uub. Like Goku says in his answer, Goten prefers training with Trunks over his dad.
So here is the third page to “An Unlikely Meeting”. This comic’s concept and characters were picked out through polls, and then my supporters there write each page individually by submitting ideas and voting on them. Sponsors received this page one month ago today. This page marks the halfway point of the comic, as I set a limit of six pages on this comic when it began (since I felt our last comic of this nature, One Night in Azarath, went on a little too long.
