posted by Walter Moore at 8:56 PM
Saturday, November 29, 2008
About Me
- Name: Walter Moore
- Location: Birmingham, Alabama, United States
The man behind the 0.7 mm gel pen
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3 Comments:
This episode was done in 2008 in Birmingham. It was written early in the year, and finished in November at the urging of house guest Ray Weisfeld.
Hey, I just discovered you online a few days ago. Over the last few nights, I've read all of The Sea Bride, parts 1 - 18, and I love it! The world you create, the characters in it, and their crazy huge eyes - it's all great. And the story just keeps on surprising me.
Nikko started as a scholar with a bad leg. I got the idea that maybe he didn't really need the cane so much, and that his mother just raised him to think he did. And now, since he's been in a few fights and learned to throw rocks and sword fight, he's started to act like a bad-ass, and we don't see the cane so much anymore. I figure some day he'll be an aristocrat who carries a cane, but concealed inside the cane is a rapier.
It's fun for him to take these dark and violent turns, but I hope he continues to quote from dusty tomes, and I hope he can keep some level of naivete. I can't wait to find out what happens in future installments, and hopefully someday you'll reveal the meaning behind the title.
Please visit and join Salty 'Ham Cartooneestas. It's an online list of cartoonist-types in the upper-middle-Alabama region. http://SaltyHamCartooneestas.blogspot.com - Or check us out at our new address (still sort of under construction) - http://www.saltyham.org
In case you're not immediately alerted to this comment, I'm about to try to find an email address to send this invitation to, as well.
Thanks for doing all that hard work,
Chris G
Hi Walter, have you given on the seabride??
I can't join you on any of your email address. Can you contact me?
Fabrice (ex UT, UPJV, Rof) Cheers!
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