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CBS/Paramount sues to stop Axanar
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Alec prefers cash donations - harder to trace.
Axanar comic is now available:
https://fanfilmfactor.com/2017/07/07/axanar-comic-book-now-available/
https://fanfilmfactor.com/2017/07/07/axanar-comic-book-now-available/
Axanar wasn't built in a day, you know.
It takes time and a whole lot of donor supported Sushi to become this awesome.
All the characters look like they lifted from "The Simpsons". IMHO. I didn't read the panels, but I'm sure they live up to LFIM's level of quality.
When Method Acting Goes Too Far.
And MY studio will make the best Star Trek stories ever!
Please forgive me, but exactly where is your studio?
Out there, waiting for me. Donors will flock to my cause, and for good reason. Limitless talent, limitless entertainment, and quality IPs ruled by the elite. We, gentlemen, are that elite, and we must take what is rightfully ours from the decadent weaklings that now hold it.
Captain Foot In Mouth,
Lord Foot In Mouth!
As you wish. At any rate, you must be aware of the fact that you are attempting to recreate the disaster which resulted in your becoming the bane of Fanfilmdom in the first place.
I was betrayed and treated barbarically.
On the contrary, you were treated with justice and with compassion,
which you failed to show towards any of your intended donors.
Logically, therefore, one must assume . . .
REMOVE THIS ANIMAL!
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The comic is... compatible with the level of storytelling the leaked Axanar script provides.
I bought quite a few Orion Press publications back in the late '80s/early '90s, though I think I mainly bought them through Bill Hupe. Then the government of Canada introduced the GST, which made ordering from the US a pain. It was fun while it lasted. I liked Orion's effort at maintaining a consistent continuity and ongoing story threads.
I bought quite a few Orion Press publications back in the late '80s/early '90s, though I think I mainly bought them through Bill Hupe. Then the government of Canada introduced the GST, which made ordering from the US a pain. It was fun while it lasted. I liked Orion's effort at maintaining a consistent continuity and ongoing story threads.
An epic four page comic! FOUR PAGES! That's a hell of a lot of story, right there!
But count 'em! FOUR PAGES!
I wonder how much His Majesty charged the artist for the privilege of creating that masterpiece?
But count 'em! FOUR PAGES!
I wonder how much His Majesty charged the artist for the privilege of creating that masterpiece?
An epic four page comic! FOUR PAGES! That's a hell of a lot of story, right there!
But count 'em! FOUR PAGES!
I wonder how much His Majesty charged the artist for the privilege of creating that masterpiece?
Not to be anal, but it's actually a cover and three pages. ("There Are Three Pages!")
It wasn't built in a year, either. It wasn't built in ... oh, wait, it hasn't been built at all.
Is that the script? Because, if so, it can be only 2 minutes per page, depending on the script...so 8 minutes of footage, give or take...That's one expensive script.An epic four page comic! FOUR PAGES! That's a hell of a lot of story, right there!
But count 'em! FOUR PAGES!
I wonder how much His Majesty charged the artist for the privilege of creating that masterpiece?
Hell, I'm pretty sure there are pro comic artists who do multiple full length issues in a single month.
But, but but ... All the fanfare, the awards, the donors rallying to the sound of his horn. The glorious march to be so much more awesome than all which would dare to stand before great Lord of super coolness.
and.. and... Nothing you say? That's a damn shame.
But then all the awesome would run out.
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