TALES FROM SCIENCE!

William G · Post by **William G** » Tue Jan 20, 2004 2:24 am

I posted a couple of one-shot comics that I feel you may enjoy. Click on my sig and read away.

Then click on my feedback link. I like feedback.

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GO!

Kris Lachowski · Post by **Kris Lachowski** » Tue Jan 20, 2004 7:55 am

All three are great! and i'm glad to see temporal tupperware back

sandycarruthers · Post by **sandycarruthers** » Tue Jan 20, 2004 9:59 am

William

Your work is wonderful! Excellent wit! Your style reminds me of Herge, in a way, but unique as well!
Where may I buy this 'Temporal Tupperware'?

As for your robot tale, it reminded me of the Honda commercial promoting it's new robot Asimo. Isn't it weird we live in a time where your fiction is VERY close to becoming a reality?

Eric F Myers · Post by **Eric F Myers** » Tue Jan 20, 2004 10:27 am

I really liked that the second strip. I'm going to be sending a few people your way just to show it to them. I love that last panel, " hope that someone else makes my mistake. I don't want to be lonely." That's pure poetry, of course I'm a sucker for depressing stories.

William G · Post by **William G** » Tue Jan 20, 2004 4:31 pm

Sandy wrote:Your style reminds me of Herge, in a way, but unique as well!

I've been waiting years for people to stop telling me I remind them of manga and point out what I feel to be a more obvious influence on my work.

Thank you.

Kris wrote:All three are great! and i'm glad to see temporal tupperware back

Thanks, I was debating putting Temporal Tupperware back up, but it fit in with the theme, so what the hell...

efm wrote:I really liked that the second strip. I'm going to be sending a few people your way just to show it to them.

I'm up for that, just don't send me so many people that my server crashes like Comixpedia's did yesterday.

Thanks, all.

Rip Tanion · Post by **Rip Tanion** » Tue Jan 20, 2004 7:20 pm

Ah, one of those docile, obedient, non-confrontational Asimovian robots, always complying with those pesky Three Laws that keep them from "going postal".

By throwing his time wand into the life filled sea, the time traveler might have killed his own ancestor. He better not swat a butterfly, else the "wrong guy" might win in November.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Wed Jan 21, 2004 12:29 am

Someone is well versed in the classics, I see.