"I heard you have a dragon problem?" (Chapter 50 / 50) It is done!

Re: "I heard you have a dragon problem?" (Chapter 46 / 50)

in that case i'm all for it
 
Re: "I heard you have a dragon problem?" (Chapter 46 / 50)

Walkazo said:
Well, your means of supporting yourself got burned down too, on account of the fact that we worked in the same library, and simply telling people to borrow the book from the burned-down library will not earn you any income, nor will it allow them to read the book. Therefore, commerce is the only option.
Look on the bright side. At least one book was salvaged, right?
 
Re: "I heard you have a dragon problem?" (Chapter 46 / 50)

There's probably a few books out in circulation at any given time. Otherwise, the library would've been in trouble even before the spinning razors of doom, wanton bloodspatter, golem enchantments, razor skin, fiery explosions and greasy bratwurst started flying.
 
Re: "I heard you have a dragon problem?" (Chapter 46 / 50)

Here's one last side-chapter (probably); sorry if parts seem wonky - I was writing under a time limit (i.e. trying to finish it before I keeled over and fell asleep last night). I'll to get the rest of the deleted scene-type stuff out sooner than later too, so as not to interrupt the exciting conclusion of "Dragon Problem". But plans are never concrete, so ya never know.



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Re: "I heard you have a dragon problem?" (Chapter 46 / 50)

Glad you guys liked it!

Lakituthequick said:
It's funny how BMB is still present.
I imagine there's not much else to do as a ghost besides float around and see what folks are up to, or haunt them or bother them with backstories or whatever. (I haven't drawn him lately, but I figure Ghost Jam's still around too somewhere.)
 
Re: "I heard you have a dragon problem?" (Chapter 46 / 50)

Apologies for the double-post (but really, it's ya'll's fault for not being more chatty), but here's some more of the bonus art stuff (more to come).

Up first is shell mishaps. First, when I got so carried away with making a pretty bullet time image, I forgot that my shotgun shoots shells, and was very displeased when I remembered the correct ammo type, had to throw out the page and scramble to do something less pretty, but more realistic. Then in the second one, I decided to have the bullets shells explode, but then got a bit puzzled when I remembered that all the ammo boxes we had up north weren't marked with the explosive sign, and did some research, discovered that shells don't explode, and had to rewrite the scene entirely - but fortunately, only the one pic had already been done.
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The only thing almost as shameful as the ammo mistakes is the fact that it took longer to figure out a proper way to write out "beautiful" than it took to draw the accompanying picture.
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This scene took a couple takes. One of the attempts had Mario reflected in the eyes, but I wasn't sure if it was clear enough what was going on there, so I just scraped the idea.
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After I realized that the perspective here actually makes no sense, I ended up replacing the single panel with two.
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And finally, I decided that the gun needed to be lowered for this shot in order to add contrast to the following shot. The I used the back of the rejected picture for testing out the markers, since I can never remember which purple is the one for Edo and which one is the one for Ridley without seeing it on paper, and similarly have to double-check that I have the right light blues and oranges.
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