Post by Jeff on Aug 18, 2007 1:27:29 GMT -5
Ep 21: Against the Wall
I had a tremendous amount of fun with this episode, taking anything that could have possibly been construed as serious in the previous episodes and making them damn right silly. The menacing Unicron Wanna-Be seems far more concerned with my interior decorating techniques than Autobot destruction (once again, I love having the world of ACT clash with the world of my apartment), Dark Grapple's newfound powers are just for looks, and the new Galvaphil seems to have a major superiority complex that contrasts directly to his new size. I don't think I could have had more fun writing ACT at this point.
I think my panel arrangements improve tremendously in this episode. I start leaving a lot more empty space, which makes the panels easier on the eye. Even the dialog bubbles have more white surrounding them. Unfortunately, this is a lesson I manage to forget many times after this episode, but I think ACT becomes generally easier on the eyes after this episode.
There's absolutely no secondary meaning behind the title of this episode. It was simply all I could think of.
Episode 21 was published on February 14th, approximately one week after the last two episodes. I was adding new ACT episodes approximately once a week at this point, but no regular update schedule was established yet.
I had a tremendous amount of fun with this episode, taking anything that could have possibly been construed as serious in the previous episodes and making them damn right silly. The menacing Unicron Wanna-Be seems far more concerned with my interior decorating techniques than Autobot destruction (once again, I love having the world of ACT clash with the world of my apartment), Dark Grapple's newfound powers are just for looks, and the new Galvaphil seems to have a major superiority complex that contrasts directly to his new size. I don't think I could have had more fun writing ACT at this point.
I think my panel arrangements improve tremendously in this episode. I start leaving a lot more empty space, which makes the panels easier on the eye. Even the dialog bubbles have more white surrounding them. Unfortunately, this is a lesson I manage to forget many times after this episode, but I think ACT becomes generally easier on the eyes after this episode.
There's absolutely no secondary meaning behind the title of this episode. It was simply all I could think of.
Episode 21 was published on February 14th, approximately one week after the last two episodes. I was adding new ACT episodes approximately once a week at this point, but no regular update schedule was established yet.