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THUNDERBIRD AND KID # 10: SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
Thunderbird and Kid is a Steemit exclusive comic about a boy and his magical professional wrestling doll.
Previously, Thunderbird and Kid traveled to Billy the Bully's house. Billy had a magical Golden Jones action figure. Golden Jones beat up Thunderbird and then broke Kid's arm. Billy and Golden Jones also stole Kid's belt.
Kid made it to the hospital which brings us now to our feature presentation. . .
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Oh no the government takes everything! Haha the moms face, every moms face in that situation lol
Oh my gosh. Poor kiddo. At least his dad came through for him this time.
oh no what are they going to do in that scientific research?!!.... in the meantime... .WRESTLECON!!
I've been a to a couple Wrestlecons and they never disappoint
LOL, at that point Wrestlecon is a go. You can't really fight it anymore.
Hard times for Kid. ; )
This is really cool to see you post your comic on here. It's really getting me thinking of reconsidering the way I publish my next webcomic. :)
Thanks Jason! We're a two man outfit and this is our first comic. It's funny, I was just talking about to my close friend (co-creator of this comic) about your book Unnatural Talent a few days ago before I knew you were on Steemit! He wants to see this in print someday (we both do). Our thinking is to release it on Steemit first, then Twitter down the road with the back issues to go for a larger audience (using your Twitter strategies from the book), then Kickstarter.
Are they at the same place always or do they change locations?
It changes locations, it's the weekend of Wrestlemania and is always near wherever mania is.
That's great. I wasn't expecting this. The story is getting bigger. Of course the shady doctor or government would want to do research. I would have never thought of it until I just read it though.
lol. We actually spent last Friday mapping out the stories for the next year!
The u.s government 🤣🕵🏼♂️👍🏼
Any tips on panelling?
I suck at making comics
Following youuu!
Thanks! Honestly, with paneling we just draw the pictures, then crop and resize on the computer to make it fit how we want it after drawing. We'll probably evolve on that aspect. It's a little bit trial and error as we go.
Oh. Thanks for the tip.
But its still difficult choosing /deciding what scenes and how to draw them. Was thinking of making comics or anime manga but I'd probably just fail.
Your art would be perfect for a comic. Draw a scene with stick figures first. Then go back and add detail.