Ok, so a week ago or so I realized I had reached 1000 posts on this site (Go Me!) and I thought about doing something to comemorate this achievement.
I thought, "why don't I do a comic on the Poet! how about the origins of the Poet!" so I started on that. Now, being a very insightful person (uh...yeah right) I created an alternate account teoP_ehT several months in advance for just such a pupose (If you can't tell I am crossing my fingers at this statement...I don't see that far ahead). Any way, that's why you've been seeing random posts by this reflection of me (I got so many people ask why I stoped posting and if I had been banned...why ban me? please don't answer that!).
So, without further ado, I give you the secret origins of The Poet! Enjoy! oh, and thanks to the handsome and talented Arthur Wynne, Ponsonby Britt, teoP_ehT for their assistance in this venture and yes I just thanks my self). agian, enjoy all the refrencenes and hope you have as much fun reading as I did creating! I'm not an artist, btw, i'm a Poet.
1001 Poet Tales (aka: The Poet's Secret Origins)
Edited By The Poet
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You have no idea how long it took me to do that Detective cover! That text on the cover for the word "Detective" was so unique I had to create it myself by hand. took me forever!
Glad my time payed off :)
This is gloriously epic and quite enjoyable to read as I imagined so! My favorite parts were how baby Poet was already wrapped up in a coat when he was found, how the bat was completely ignored for a poetry book and what Hazah stands for. Great artistic choices.thank you.
awesome comic book. I hope you make more and love the parodies. Also congrads on 1,000 poststhanks. I'll try. In fact I'm imagining imaginating the first issue as I type...oh this is going to be fun!
Thanks agian. I really didn't feel like doing one of those "I reached 1000 Forum post!" They're just so boring that I wanted to do something more...interesting...I think I did that :)
This and Agreed. Epic like the Riddler's bowler panel best btw.HAHAHA, this is really entertaining buddy. I love all the different tie-ins and parody and the mock covers came out great.
Very funny stuff :)
speaking of childhood refrenses, the pulling of the lion out of the hat (insteade of a rabbit) is actully a refrence to a Rocky and Bullwinkle Gag.
I just don't have fun without a suttle joke or two in my work, but I guess that shows ;)
@spiderbat87 said:
Lol this is great, I cant believe this is the first time I'm reading this.
Thanks. thought it would be a nice story to write. When I feel like it, I'll write a regular comic. I have the idea in mind, but need to finish a story i am writing and then I can focus my full attention on this or the Alfred comic i thought of or the Riddler comic...decisions, decisions!
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