A very fun looking series and a most excellent start, Molly! Looking forward to further developments! Many fine praises and kudos from me!

Thanks, Rad! This is actually a repost as I had the pages all posted on one gallery page and decided to give each story page it's own gallery page. I hope you'll continue to enjoy what I share, my dear!

Molly

Poor digital Molly being stuffed into the laptop still makes me laugh :-) I look forward to the next page in the series!

Thanks, Amy! That laptop screen gateway between this bit of the mollyverse and the one inhabited by toons was a lot of fun and the lack of dignity of Molly's insertion through it by Doc cracked me up, too. I have 9 more images completed and am working on arranging them and may need to make a few more before I have a couple more pages to post. I so appreciate your encouragement. =)

Molly

a superb trio of story related images. Mr. Mallet is way cool! each panels on them are so top notch and well designed.now how to get out of that box?

That strange Steampunk lap top that snaps shut in the last panel is the portal from the more realistic looking part of the Mollyverse to the part where mad Dr. Pitterbill lives. Mr. Mallet is an equally potent form of persuasive anesthetic on both sides of the portal.... Mwahaha! XD

I'm pleased that you are enjoying the pages (hopefully I won't get in trouble with the moderators again but...) another page or two will be coming up soon. =)

Molly

OK, the mallet was an anesthetic and Molly's 'conking' rhetorical.

Molly might actually enjoy the Mollyverse, at least for a bit. How many world builders would deny a taste of their own creations?:Then again, how many heroes and questors wouldn't trade their troubles and responsibilities for a comfortable home, on-demand tasty sustenance, and a cornucopia of entertainment?

How long before either realized they don't belong?

You've raised all these questions Molly. Now answer them :)

Well, "Poser Molly" is fine with being in charge as an artist. Pitterbill anticipates (correctly) she may not enjoy residence in the Toon portion of the Mollyverse and loss of all artistic control. XD

As always, I love hearing from you! <3

Molly

Putting panels together is harder than people think. Each frame has to be rendered with the different poses, camera angles and lighting and then assembled. Lastly the speech bubbles and text go in. All three panels have been great and fun to read.

Thank you! I am pretty sure you're right about those who have not attempted it underestimating the amount of work and creativity that goes into laying out a page. Narrative flow as well as visual flow all packed together is challenging! I really appreciate your comments! =)

Molly

Fantastic dear Molly, you develop completely new skills in your work, I think it's great, you must have had a lot of fun creating all those little renders!?!

Thank you, Ute! <3

Molly

That seems logical, now she disappears inside and becomes virtual. Is she now part of a story?

Yes, I guess so! I viewed the computer screen as a gateway between Poser Molly's world and the world of her characters. I had Dr. Pitterbill abducting her and taking her into the world where he lives which Poser Molly has really created. Perhaps too silly? >.<

Thanks for commenting, Anne. I always enjoy hearing from you!

Molly

Taking someone unwilling to their world looks like trouble for digital doppelganger. 😱Awesome lighting effect throughout the panels.

Thank you!

Molly