There were many attempts to keep the comic issues going. Time has never been a great alliance. So I could call them unfinished, however one should never say never and they could be projects a venture back to one day.
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| Before Christmas it was decided to come out with a Nomos Christmas edition. The shots were taken and the storyboard was drawn up. Most of the mentors had volunteered to pose but unfortunately, rl got the best of me and it never got strung together. Perhaps it might be ready for Christmas in July :) |
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| A special Thank you cover was released to all involved with the Christmas attempt. Thanks to the following; Aizen Wind, Melody Trefusis, Dimitra Nightfire, Toecutter Slingshot, Beast Theas, ATMLADY Alcott & Keyran Ronwood |
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| Ah Memories... Here are some of the first panels ever worked on when the whole comic book concept in SL came to light. |
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| Issue 1 saw some challenges. The first was how to portray the grand daughter in the story and because my brain ticks into overtime as to how what when and why a six year old come up with the name, the final process actually saw a simple image of a young girl in awe of the Metrotek structure and murmuring the name Nomos. Reasons as to why 'Nomos' are still a mystery to me and only really known to the author. That actual page turned out completely different to how it was storyboarded and yes it was influenced by a scene in Bladerunner where Harrison Ford is looking at the building whilst flying in and eating his noodles. |
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| Ah the Phobos probe. A page I dwelled on for so long because I was being incredibly picky with the satellite looking things sold in SL. In the end I built one, though only featured in two or three panels it held a whopping 68 prims. There was a brief idea to box the comic in the probe for release, however many residents wouldn't find many places to rez out such a high prim package. |
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