Hahne rhymes with bonny || Graphic novel critic || Artist/Comics || Formerly an insufferable ass, sometimes relapsing, sorry
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Rebuilding this thread bc the old one was all broken.
Writing yesterday about how I started making comics for the first time 5 years ago at age 40 put me in a good mood. So here's all the comics I've made, free to read. Each post will be a RT dedicated to that comic's thread.
It's a bit haphazard but here's 15,000 words on the 40 best comics I read in 2025: goodokbad.com/bestof/2025.ph…
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Anyway, it's a 150-page book and a wild time. I'll be shopping it to agents soonish, so if you know any who like the idea of graphic novel literary adaptation, padd the word.
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PAGES 24-27
Because this only replaces a single chapter, I truly hope this project will get people to try out the novel, realizing it's not this serious, somber, melodramatic affair but instead a wild, anarchic, chaotic romp—a wild man telling a story in the wildest way possible
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PAGES 20-23
We often hear the graphic novels can be gateways to reading novels, but in most cases, the graphic novels just replace reading the novel.
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Pages 16-19
My goal in telling this stand-alone story from the book is to break down the barriers a lot of people have, wrongly imagining that the novel is a slog (a slog!!), moments of excitement punctuating Whale Facts The Book.
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PAGES 12-15
It's dizzying and hilarious, bouncing back and forth between time slots with interruptions and explanations.
I've finished scripting and thumbnailing the book and it comes out to about 150 pages. The art in this thread is just sketches, but it'll give you an idea.
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PAGES 8-11
The crew of the Town-Ho tell this story ~1840, to Tashtego and Ishmael gets it out of him, and rather than just tell the story he chooses to tell us the story of How He Told The Story to some friends in Lima ~1845.
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PAGES 4-7 (the whole book is in color, but these are just rough sketches)
In "The Town-Ho's Story" extroverted "old" salt Ishmael is ~1851 telling the second-hand story of how a whaling ship Town-Ho ran into Moby Dick ~1838.
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This is the rough draft of the first 47 pages of my new graphic novel, The Town-Ho's Story, adapting chapter 54 (and just chapter 54) of Moby-Dick.
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I've roughed out the first two pages of The Town-Ho's Story! I sketched out page 2 over morning coffee with the Ship-Burner.
I'm not settled on this design for Ishmael circa his narration of Moby-Dick but I kind of like it.
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NOTE: If you preordered through the kickstarter but haven't gotten me your address, I've still got you rbooks, prints, art, etc. Just get me your address please! 🙂
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You can buy it at: etsy.com/listing/1881013056/…
Or it and the first Monkess book together at:
etsy.com/listing/1881128302/…
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Happy book release day to me! 🎂 Monkess And The Springtime Sonata is now officially available for purchase. A 64-page children's graphic novel/picture book about making friends in a wild place.
youtube.com/watch?v=GY59gTWX…
One thing that's really bothersome is that you can't lay down building plans while paused. Also, if the location to which you want to send units is under the GAME PAUSED text in the middle of the screen, you can't can't do it.
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