Tuesdays & Thursdays
Jul05
Monologue time. This week features a two-page spread, so check back Thursday for the rest of the page. We promise, it’s not Lycan and White Lady playing twister in a blow-up kiddie pool full of tapioca pudding. It’s not. I swear.
In the meantime, what say you of Cross: brilliant humanist, evil mastermind or bat-shit lunatic?
Also, we’d like to congratulate our amazing colorist Ed Ryzowski – he was just nominated for two Harvey Awards for his amazing work on Gutters, one of our favorite comics. We are mega-proud to have Ed on Team Terminals. Way to go!
Discussion (6) ¬
“In the meantime, what say you of Cross: brilliant humanist, evil mastermind or bat-shit lunatic?”
A little bit of column ‘a’ and a little bit of column ‘b’. My kind of villain – misguided and whatnot.
Also I’m disappointed there won’t be a blow-up pool with tapioca.
P.S. Congratulations to Mr. Ryzowski.
How come? Does Lycan not enjoy the tapioca? Perhaps pistachio pudding, then? In any case, while I do not doubt Lycan’s… prowess… I find it hard to imagine that the White Lady could actually lose a game of Twister.
Oh, monologue. You never fail to entertain. I’d say he’s more a little bit of column ‘b’ and a little bit of column ‘c’ myself. Now if you had said a BS humanist… I might have gone for that option.
What happens, though, when Lycan and the White Lady don’t go along with the part of his plan where they relinquish the power back? Neither seem the type.
And while I am at it… three cheers for Ed. :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:
Congrats Ed! Also this page is awesome. Can’t wait to see what’s under the tarp! “Casper the cunty ghost” is probably one of my favorite lines so far. Nice work everyone!
I don’t really want to put Cross into a certain category yet because I lack the proper information to do so. However, is seems like he certainly believes in his cause. Gotta give him points for that.
Thanks so much for your comments, everyone. As always, totally appreciated.
Being a two-page spread released over two separate days has been an interesting challenge to letter; you’ll see what I mean after tomorrow’s page. I’ll also upload the complete full-size spread to our Facebook page, though that might have to be a different version (only the lettering would be different, if at all). Put together in print, this spread would need to read totally different than it does online in two individual pages. For the record, Terminals was always created for print. We’ve been lucky to not have many translation issues at all; this is really the first tricky spot.
Ramble over.