Marlowe himself was going to be hand drawn whereas the background would be photographed (cause I can't draw things like buildings and doors for shit). Each week we would learn something from Marlowe on a certain topic based on a little encounter he would have. From sex to money, patriotism to exercise, he would teach us little bits of knowledge from a very new perspective. I actually designed him and did write a few issues. Once it came time to make the story a comic, I must have fizzled. I thought, rather than let Marlowe sit and gather dust in computer folders I should bring him out for the light of day to see. It's the least he deserves. Ladies and Gents, meet Marlowe:
Maybe I will take him to Chicago with me and work on him there.
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Hey you, we're friends on Facebook and I'll be going to SAIC as well. Want to up the traffic and trade links?
http://umcb.blogspot.com/
I've put you on my blogroll.
Marlow is sitting on my desktop in a folder and i look at him every so often he is my friend when i am alone at night with only the light of my monitor.
ok so i need something to do better then to read every blog durring work
-Chris
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