Girls From T.N.A: Breitlenger Jar: Ch 7 Page 21 by RodS
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Here's Page 21 at last.
I'm trying to get these done a little faster, but unfortunately 'real life' keeps getting in the way. Right now, I'm once again fighting flooding in the basement with all the damned incessant rain we keep having. My presence here might be a little spotty until we get a break to dry out a bit - if that ever happens. I'm getting to a point where I absolutely hate rain. I'm about ready to move to Arizona or someplace..
Anyway, I hope you enjoy Page 21. There's a lot of stuff going to happen in the next several pages. I hope to get them done as quickly as possible in between all the other crap.
Thanks to my bud Jim (WolaverJS) for sending George's PNG over to visit the Girls. You can check out Jim's story with Annette HERE. Stop by and show Jim some love! You can check out the incident where Annette shoots the intruder that George is speaking about. And here is the page where Arawen attends the debriefing and coins the Jane Blond title for the operation.
As always, thanks so much for your visits, comments, support, and friendships! Stay safe and healthy!
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Comments (36)
FUNNY
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IT'S RODS ART
LOVE IT BRO :)
Outstanding page! Sounds like there's some interesting stuff coming. Best of luck with your flooding problems... I hope you don't sink!
A hottest, eye glueing, mesmerizing fabulous awesome story, unbelievable greatest directing, every single frame is a magnificent Masterpiece of Finest Arts. I love it like nuts!
This is just pure magic...
Excellent layout of text on the scene, great continuation of story with a suspenful ending. Fantastic work RodS - hope you dry out soon!!!!
A most excellent chapter with superb illustrations, Rod! A fantastic and most enjoyable read and viewing delight! Sorry to hear about your basement flooding. We can't seem to break open any clouds here in the Phoenix area! Was supposed to rain yesterday but didn't. They say its just too hot. When the clouds hit the valley, they break up from our heat island! I guess I'd rather have the heat though than have my house flood. Take care my friend! My prayers go with you!
Totally Cool, Rod!
Obviously, Ranpha is going to have to design a sump pumping system for you - if she recovers from the shock when she realizes how Annette got started...
Thanks for the shout-outs! It was entirely my pleasure working with you and getting George properly placed into the scene, I look forward to more collaboration! If disaster stops striking your studio, maybe we will find out what happened to Slickie, the V'Soth, and who knows how many other villians out there!
Press on, we all anxiously await developments!
BY THE WAY... exactly WHAT is Betty up to in frame 4?!?! She seems to be striking quite the pose there! For George's benefit, perhaps?
Aw, she's just flexing her back muscles a bit..... Yeah, back muscles.... That's the ticket... 😉
Thanks for finding the time to post this with all the other stuff you have going on! Things are getting complicated and suspicious.
Fantastic installment in the story! Excellent work! Best of luck with your flooding situation.
WOW! I've missed so much. This is marvelous and I'm going to have to flip back a few pages.
Awesome story and story lines, Rod!! I likey!
cool name for a case Jane Blond, love the views in the panels as the cruise the canal in that huge ship. Ranpha is a sweetie but seems like trouble is with her frequently at least in Dan's series with her it is. yeah also the correct gun from bond himself on the Walther PPK. another marvelous page in the Breitlenger jar saga. better rain then those off the record high temps across the midwest. 115? yikes!! but i know the rain is not good for you where you live my friend. bummer drag on that flooded basement again. hope the very best,
what an incredible work!
Jane Blond, ROFL, fantastic story line. I heard it was flooding out east somewhere. Get some snorkeling gear.
Fantastic work!
Wonderful page as always !
This page 21 is extraordinary, beautiful scene, interesting story is the key to success. Good luck for the floods, it must be painful to live, my heart goes out to you my friend.
You've really surpassed yourself here Rod! So much intrinsic detail. Great work Sir!
Excellent work Rod! Your series is always a fantastic visual feast with such a great story to go along with it! Good luck going forward with the rain...may you soon be able to live in a place where the weather is no longer a problem for you! Wishing you all the best! :-)
Dito&zaqxsw - Outstanding page! Sounds like there's some interesting stuff coming. Best of luck with your flooding problems... I hope you don't sink brother, I hope you have a rubber dinghy just in case !!!!
Excellent
Three shots to the head? Impressive. Most impressive.
Hiya, Tut! Where ya been? 😄 Even more impressive: those 3 shots in less than a second. The girl is GOOD!
You have created a wonderful picture story, love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!5*
Super story!!! :-)
another of your masterfully designed 'preparation' pages (not trying to whittle down a whole installment to "preparation," but I just mean that you're setting us up for a visit and future conflict and resolutions, etc). The interior frames (ie, inside the boat) are great examples of your sense of motion and perspective in a still background. I can't say that enough: Great lines, great convergences, love the light and dark, and your signature technical detail every frame. The 2d frame has the sweeps and swoops of a large yacht's interiors (and even there we see your screens). The 4th (with Betty doing a classic 1950s magazine pose!) has more sweep and curve, w/ that great chair Layla's on, and lots of jutting diagonals. And the final frame---the only closeup in the lot---has wonderful angled lines and reflections, even though it is a closeup. And all this is just your 'background'. The colors are wonderfully contrasted too. One of your more colorful, vivid uploads.
Your women are all clothed w/ your usual panache and style and sexiness: w. your usual great lighting, posing, separation (character from character), and their usual sexiness, and sensitivity to expression. (Ranpha has real surprise in the last two frames.) I love how Ranpha begins her own 'sequence', in frame 4, and only completes it in 5---almost separate of everything else around her. Love her blouse, and how the pinks of her shorts match her hair. And the story of this 14 year old girl-wonder is a big seed for future installments. (We're really curious about her.) Also---no small point---your caption-balloons have to be large, due to the large amount of expository text: But they don't interfere---I think you've become so expert at this by now that you can integrate large text with visuals, without any dissonance visually. Really well done Rod. A really colorful, visually active page, with your usual panache with the women; and a very enticing storyline. (Even your reflections are complex and dynamic.) Terrific page, Rod.
LOL... Jim goaded me into doing Betty's pose - like she's trying to distract George.. I'm sure our top DC Security Chief has never had a girl's boobs waved at him before... 🤣
Thanks again, Mark! Your comments always make me feel like I just won an Emmy!
Rain ??? We don't got no stinkin' rain here. This is New Mexicoand we would welcome you. Sorry to hear about the issues.
Great installment, Rod. As always, excellent scene work and dialogue--was well worth waiting for :)
Good job! I like the colors of clothing in this chapter. Good background details as always and good dialogue.
Sorry about the flooding.... again. That sucks.
I imagine your computer would cry if you tried to render a group photo of the whole cast at this point.
XD
Excellent!