The Clickwise language is one of those things that is perfectly depicted in comic form and I'm not sure could be adequately translated into any other medium.
Nah, I agree with the other folks who've mentioned it; If it had to be represented with actual audio some sort of a blend of old modem noise would suit it perfectly. Make it sharp and jarring enough to unsettle humans so they cringe when they hear it.
The Clickwise language is one of those things that is perfectly depicted in comic form and I'm not sure could be adequately translated into any other medium.
Nah, I agree with the other folks who've mentioned it; If it had to be represented with actual audio some sort of a blend of old modem noise would suit it perfectly. Make it sharp and jarring enough to unsettle humans so they cringe when they hear it.
I think it was good but I am going to wait until I have read the entire arc before making a mess in my pants, aka the opposite of what people did for Lookouts.
Wise, but even if it eventually bombs, it won't fully detract from its early quality.
Yes, exactly. In my fevered imaginings if one were to be in a dark alley and confronted with a Swangee man homing in on you gibbering in clickwise it would activate fight or flight unless you were a cooler than average customer or worked in robotics.
The Clickwise language is one of those things that is perfectly depicted in comic form and I'm not sure could be adequately translated into any other medium.
Nah, I agree with the other folks who've mentioned it; If it had to be represented with actual audio some sort of a blend of old modem noise would suit it perfectly. Make it sharp and jarring enough to unsettle humans so they cringe when they hear it.
I imagine it kind of like an insect's chittering or something.
please don't start the retarded Lookouts vs Automata stuff
it's retarded
yes, this
if some of you feel compelled to start that debate again, take it to D&D where I'm sure you'll find people welcoming such a discussion
Yeah, please don't.
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Does anyone else get sad thinking that there won't be one of these automata comics every other day for the REST OF MY LIFE?
Because i do. I want that.
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Tossrocktoo weird to livetoo rare to dieRegistered Userregular
edited July 2009
So how do you people pronounce Swangee? Seems like there's a lot of room for interpretation
I'm going with swan as in the bird, gee as in edgy for now, but could see swang as in the imaginary past tense of swing, gi as in the martial arts uniform too
So how do you people pronounce Swangee? Seems like there's a lot of room for interpretation
I'm going with swan as in the bird, gee as in edgy for now, but could see swang as in the imaginary past tense of swing, gi as in the martial arts uniform too
Swan-Gee. I like to think it's something like Swan G-Man (like a Federal Agent.)
The Clickwise language is one of those things that is perfectly depicted in comic form and I'm not sure could be adequately translated into any other medium.
Nah, I agree with the other folks who've mentioned it; If it had to be represented with actual audio some sort of a blend of old modem noise would suit it perfectly. Make it sharp and jarring enough to unsettle humans so they cringe when they hear it.
I imagine it kind of like an insect's chittering or something.
I imagined it like that, combined with what people were saying earlier about an old modem dialing up.
So how do you people pronounce Swangee? Seems like there's a lot of room for interpretation
I'm going with swan as in the bird, gee as in edgy for now, but could see swang as in the imaginary past tense of swing, gi as in the martial arts uniform too
So how do you people pronounce Swangee? Seems like there's a lot of room for interpretation
I'm going with swan as in the bird, gee as in edgy for now, but could see swang as in the imaginary past tense of swing, gi as in the martial arts uniform too
weather man bobEl HefferAssholeville USARegistered Userregular
edited July 2009
i like where the comic is going art wise, it seems like something very dramatic is going on, like the art is almost setting up the scene for you, great piece of comic if you as me!
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edited July 2009
What I really want to know is will we ever again see the dude that is Chinese food?
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Nah, I agree with the other folks who've mentioned it; If it had to be represented with actual audio some sort of a blend of old modem noise would suit it perfectly. Make it sharp and jarring enough to unsettle humans so they cringe when they hear it.
like a rusty modem dialup tone or something
Wise, but even if it eventually bombs, it won't fully detract from its early quality.
"Shut your mouth, Joshua, or the Swangee Man will come for you."
This is a good comic!
I imagine it kind of like an insect's chittering or something.
I'd buy it in a heartbeat.
Yeah, please don't.
A++ comic.
Does anyone else get sad thinking that there won't be one of these automata comics every other day for the REST OF MY LIFE?
Because i do. I want that.
"Oh what a day, what a LOVELY DAY!"
I'm going with swan as in the bird, gee as in edgy for now, but could see swang as in the imaginary past tense of swing, gi as in the martial arts uniform too
Swan-Gee. I like to think it's something like Swan G-Man (like a Federal Agent.)
I had some requests for this panel minus the text.
(Just kidding, that's hell of sweet)
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What is different about the two comics in the OP?
I just don't see it...
Great work, guys.
WHEN YOU SEE IT YOU WILL SHIT BRICKS
Look closer at panel four.
it's not a schooner, it's a sailboat!
you gotta kinda feel sad for that kid, i mean he looks so pathetic
this is fantastic and is going to be my desktop
i'm getting more of a David Hyde Pierce similar to his Abe Sapien from Hellboy
(s)wang-ee.
With a very slight 30's radio hiss, and a subtle synthetic buzz.