Comments on: Astray3 #226 (13 Comments) http://www.a3classic.com/?p=1095 Astray3: Gain the universe, lose everything. Wed, 10 Jul 2013 06:00:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Meran http://www.a3classic.com/?p=1095&cpage=1#comment-143415 Meran Sun, 26 Feb 2012 18:22:45 +0000 http://www.a3classic.com/2009/07/27/a30226-h2e5/#comment-143415 Yes, I too enjoy the inking/line work.. However, with the coloring I can now see where an Ourga's body parts end and the goma begins. Some of the group drawings made it hard to see the beings properly. So, thanks for the color, as long as you can do it. I came over from String Theory. I enjoy the way you web comics artists promote each other! I've found many many awesome works that way!! Yes, I too enjoy the inking/line work.. However, with the coloring I can now see where an Ourga’s body parts end and the goma begins. Some of the group drawings made it hard to see the beings properly. So, thanks for the color, as long as you can do it.

I came over from String Theory. I enjoy the way you web comics artists promote each other! I’ve found many many awesome works that way!!

]]> By: Skibum522 http://www.a3classic.com/?p=1095&cpage=1#comment-2709 Skibum522 Fri, 21 Jan 2011 23:57:48 +0000 http://www.a3classic.com/2009/07/27/a30226-h2e5/#comment-2709 I think you're right about willpower. It would also offer an explanation for what happened with the ropes - when she sneezed, she forgot that she "shouldn't" have been able to break the ropes. I think you’re right about willpower. It would also offer an explanation for what happened with the ropes – when she sneezed, she forgot that she “shouldn’t” have been able to break the ropes.

]]> By: charles http://www.a3classic.com/?p=1095&cpage=1#comment-840 charles Wed, 29 Jul 2009 04:25:01 +0000 http://www.a3classic.com/2009/07/27/a30226-h2e5/#comment-840 I guess she's obviously a bit more impervious to damage as well, even though she's been cut by a knife. Bones would break and muscles bruise from the jumps and falls she's had, heck she'd be dead from the fall with that bug, or even the one on the roof just a few pages back. I'm starting to think that faith or willpower might play a part, so she's as strong or as fast as she's willing to believe she can be in this universe. Whatever the case, the greatest show of strength we've seen is when she snapped those ropes that held her arms behind her back. Rope like that is strong, since it's also able to absorb a sudden shock of weight by stretching, plus having her hands behind her back should have severely limited how much of her strength she could apply effectively. If she could snap that rope with a sneeze and without breaking her arms or tearing her flesh apart rather than the rope I guess leverage is her main issue (i.e. she can catch the shells and take the impact but the ground she's standing on can't, or she doesn't have enough weight in her own body to counter the weight of the shell and is sent flying by/with it, much like when the bug hit her). I guess she’s obviously a bit more impervious to damage as well, even though she’s been cut by a knife. Bones would break and muscles bruise from the jumps and falls she’s had, heck she’d be dead from the fall with that bug, or even the one on the roof just a few pages back.

I’m starting to think that faith or willpower might play a part, so she’s as strong or as fast as she’s willing to believe she can be in this universe. Whatever the case, the greatest show of strength we’ve seen is when she snapped those ropes that held her arms behind her back. Rope like that is strong, since it’s also able to absorb a sudden shock of weight by stretching, plus having her hands behind her back should have severely limited how much of her strength she could apply effectively. If she could snap that rope with a sneeze and without breaking her arms or tearing her flesh apart rather than the rope I guess leverage is her main issue (i.e. she can catch the shells and take the impact but the ground she’s standing on can’t, or she doesn’t have enough weight in her own body to counter the weight of the shell and is sent flying by/with it, much like when the bug hit her).

]]> By: eldoniousrex http://www.a3classic.com/?p=1095&cpage=1#comment-839 eldoniousrex Tue, 28 Jul 2009 20:19:13 +0000 http://www.a3classic.com/2009/07/27/a30226-h2e5/#comment-839 I agree Mike, I prefer to buy and read most comics in B&W. Sometimes when I see the later colored versions of the work, my mind will initially reject it cause it doesn't agree with the color schemes. But, I'm going to give a color a try. I actually look forward to playing with the extra dimension it adds to Astray3. If you want to see more of my B&W work, check out my Superfogeys Origin guest comic: http://www.th3rdworld.com/web-comic/The-SuperFogeys I agree Mike, I prefer to buy and read most comics in B&W. Sometimes when I see the later colored versions of the work, my mind will initially reject it cause it doesn’t agree with the color schemes.

But, I’m going to give a color a try. I actually look forward to playing with the extra dimension it adds to Astray3. If you want to see more of my B&W work, check out my Superfogeys Origin guest comic: http://www.th3rdworld.com/web-comic/The-SuperFogeys

]]> By: eldoniousrex http://www.a3classic.com/?p=1095&cpage=1#comment-838 eldoniousrex Tue, 28 Jul 2009 20:14:31 +0000 http://www.a3classic.com/2009/07/27/a30226-h2e5/#comment-838 Thanks Alain, nice to know readers will grant me some leeway on the comic. But, I do like to keep my stated commitments. Thanks Alain, nice to know readers will grant me some leeway on the comic. But, I do like to keep my stated commitments.

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