The blood runs cold in my veins as I contemplate the scale of this terrifying challenge to the assumption of free will. Are we but helpless puppets, condemned to dance a meaningless gavotte at the hands of a malevolent or worse, indifferent overhuman manipulator?
"Round Robin" is a game where one person starts a story and then others continue it by adding a piece at a time until the tale is complete.
Our version involves seven British comics creators. Between us we will make a comic book, a panel at a time. Our page grid is divided into three tiers... or 'plates'. Each person adds a tier to the ongoing story, which may be as many panels as they can fit into that plate.
Nobody knows where the story will go but there is one element that remains fixed: it is a murder mystery. So whatever happens along the way, we know where it has to end. A solution must be found!
Who killed Round Robin?
RULES
1. A contributor must acknowledge their turn with a comment on the last submission after which they have 3 days to submit their panel. 2. Scene changes may only occur in panel one of each page. 3. A contributor cannot follow directly after their last turn or appear twice on the same page. 4. If after 24 hrs no contributor has acknowledged their turn then rule 3 is suspended for that round and any contributor may claim the next panel. 5. "Who Killed Round Robin?" ends on December 31st 2008.
5 comments:
The blood runs cold in my veins as I contemplate the scale of this terrifying challenge to the assumption of free will. Are we but helpless puppets, condemned to dance a meaningless gavotte at the hands of a malevolent or worse, indifferent overhuman manipulator?
HUZZAAH!
What he said, plus, nice bit of drawing there!
Puppets?!?!?!
mwahahahahaha!
Lovely plate again, Dave. I hate you, you swine.
Don't blame me. It's all that eloquent Phoenix'x fault! The bounder!
Whenever I draw anything to do with Jeopardy and Stone I play "Goodbye Horses" by Q Lazarus on a repeated loop.
http://search.playlist.com/tracks/goodbye%20horses
So I've found this page to be a very satisfying revelation. Seems I was right about those two.
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