Teenage Martians From Venus Page 024 by RBlue
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TMFV Page 024
Took a long time but here's the next page.
A little insight into making this page:
I wrote TMFV about a year ago leaving lots of wiggle room for fresher ideas should they occur. While a large part of the story was fleshed out in some detail, Page 24 was written as: Introduce John Agar playing the role of a scientist. As I approached the time to do this page I had no idea of how to do it. I wanted to make a lot more old SciFi things so, I finally decided to have Dr. Agar placed in a Hollywood warehouse surrounded by old movie props. I figured he could be a ham even acting as if he were asleep. So I made that page. Then I realized I could not redeem the warehouse idea into a laboratory where he was a scientist at and where the story will go next.
Crap! A wasted page!
Then I noticed his sleeping and it dawned on me to do a dream sequence instead.
Whew! Got to use all those meshes I made and still kept the story on track. The next few pages are going to go as originally written. So it shouldn't take too long to have them done.
As always, comments are the fuel which drives this effort!! Thanks for stopping by!!
Comments (44)
stevey3d
Excellent Richard! Superb composition and style. Ah, the old dream sequence, so useful! 5+
midnight_stories
Wow there's some real old classics. believe it or not this has really boosted my moral on a bad day. Thanks
Naoo
WOW - I'm not a big Comic Fan, but I love this artWork! So many Reminders: "Klaatu Barada Nikto!"
caviedes
Well is seems to be a heavy task! Keep it coming, I want to read the rest of it!! Go on my friend!!!!
saithan
I have to agree with the first comment, placing the upper page into a thought bubble as a dream sequence is a really nice touch.
brylaz
Fantastic and brilliant work!!! Looks so cool!
FunkyShaman
I remember watching all those movies as a kid during the Saturday afternoon sc-fi movie block they always had on TV!
1358
Damn! Rich, this is superb! Dream sequences can be a little on the hokey side, but this one works..... and John Agar, staple of Sci-Fi and Westerns. can't go wrong there. looking forward to the next installment!
2Loose2Trek
Fantastic story and illustrations. Really well done!
chimera46
Excellent work getting all those meshes in from sci-fi's past, and again with your great post work it comes out as comic-illustrated instead of having a canned 3d mesh feel to it. I also gotta say that if I had a co-worker who looked that good in a lab coat I don't think I'd be doing a lot of sleeping on the job...
huenersh
yeah, you are right! You let us wait quite a while! But it was very much worth waiting! Nice dash of the '56 making of "forbidden planet"
shadownet
Well however it came about it turned out great!
Platin
Very cool dream collage of the greatest Sience Fiction movies in the 50's. I like the expression of the sleeping doc and the shadow on the wall of the blinds in the office too. I think it was a lot of work - very good!!!
camilledubuc
very well done bravo Richard.
magnus073
Wonderful scene, I love the detail in your images and all the action. Great concept and story you have created that really holds people
Fidelity2
This is truly an interesting image. 5+.
Steff_7
Love the scifi, robbie, WOTWS and it came. Excellent sequence and comp. Amazing work...
deci6el
Wow, Mr. Shirely Temple. He probably got that a lot and hated it. The thing about these kinds of montages is seeing which particular icons get chosen. Most are all keeping within the decade of your strip except for the Buck Rogers/Flash Gorden ship. Must have been a lot of fun putting it together.
choronr
Let the mind roll and continue this wonderful series!
RG19
So many of the icons of popular sci-fi!!! A most impressive collective work!!!
Rodma_Hu
Saucy little lab assistant like that and he’s dreaming about flying saucers? I don't get it. Nice layout however!
Gor111
It's again a fascinating BW SF story you have posted here! Bravo!!!
Odessey
What was the name of that movie with the Gal with the severed head that was in a laboratory with life lines attached to her head again ?
Daramski
Very cool, fantastic composition and render, excellent!!
RBlue
Odessey: The movie was "The Brain That Wouldn't Die". It was also titled "The Head that wouldn't Die" Yeah, it was actually made in 1962 but it had the spirit of the fifties. Same for the Flash Gordon space ship, (deci6el) The serials played on T.V. weekends in the fifties. (and for years there after) T.V. back then, being new and needing gobs of programs to air, turned to old films and helped resurect a lot of dried up careers. The Three Stooges, for one.
phlynn
Oh goodie, you are getting to the part I like best..The Lab! Just two questions: 1, I can't remember the creature between Flash Gordons ship & TWOTW, the thing with the eye? 2, is there anything you can't model? I sit in anticipation for the following pages!!
MajinBoo
I love the collage of all these classic sci films. There's always been something about Robbie the Robot that I always liked, especially we showed up in that episode of Lost in Space.
fluffgirl
Oh my god..so much to read , too good for this gallery, make a magazine...
e-brink
Great fun!
Burpee
You mean it's all been a dream!!!!???? Lol, I bet she tells him a spaceship has been sighted :) I like how you presented this. Well done!