Here’s the tenth page of Shaman Thunder, a twelve-page comic that Josh Burggraf and I collaborated on:
For Shaman Thunder, Josh and I brainstormed the plot, divided it up into a page-by-page outline, and then drew alternating pages. Then, we decided to reorder the first four pages so that it’s two pages of me and then two pages of Josh. We like to be confusing. Shaman Thunder was originally published as a minicomic by the Gold County Paper Mill.
Here’s the ninth page of Shaman Thunder, a twelve-page comic that Josh Burggraf and I collaborated on:
For Shaman Thunder, Josh and I brainstormed the plot, divided it up into a page-by-page outline, and then drew alternating pages. Then, we decided to reorder the first four pages so that it’s two pages of me and then two pages of Josh. We like to be confusing. Shaman Thunder was originally published as a minicomic by the Gold County Paper Mill.
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Here’s the eighth page of Shaman Thunder, a twelve-page comic that Josh Burggraf and I collaborated on:
For Shaman Thunder, Josh and I brainstormed the plot, divided it up into a page-by-page outline, and then drew alternating pages. Then, we decided to reorder the first four pages so that it’s two pages of me and then two pages of Josh. We like to be confusing. Shaman Thunder was originally published as a minicomic by the Gold County Paper Mill.
Here’s the seventh page of Shaman Thunder, a twelve-page comic that Josh Burggraf and I collaborated on:
For Shaman Thunder, Josh and I brainstormed the plot, divided it up into a page-by-page outline, and then drew alternating pages. Then, we decided to reorder the first four pages so that it’s two pages of me and then two pages of Josh. We like to be confusing. Shaman Thunder was originally published as a minicomic by the Gold County Paper Mill.
Here’s the sixth page of Shaman Thunder, a twelve-page comic that Josh Burggraf and I collaborated on:
For Shaman Thunder, Josh and I brainstormed the plot, divided it up into a page-by-page outline, and then drew alternating pages. Then, we decided to reorder the first four pages so that it’s two pages of me and then two pages of Josh. We like to be confusing. Shaman Thunder was originally published as a minicomic by the Gold County Paper Mill.
Here’s the five page of Shaman Thunder, a twelve-page comic that Josh Burggraf and I collaborated on:
For Shaman Thunder, Josh and I brainstormed the plot, divided it up into a page-by-page outline, and then drew alternating pages. Then, we decided to reorder the first four pages so that it’s two pages of me and then two pages of Josh. We like to be confusing. Shaman Thunder was originally published as a minicomic by the Gold County Paper Mill.
Here’s the fourth page of Shaman Thunder, a twelve-page comic that Josh Burggraf and I collaborated on:
For Shaman Thunder, Josh and I brainstormed the plot, divided it up into a page-by-page outline, and then drew alternating pages. Then, we decided to reorder the first four pages so that it’s two pages of me and then two pages of Josh. We like to be confusing. Shaman Thunder was originally published as a minicomic by the Gold County Paper Mill.
BONUS: Check out my latest Drawp Owt post, a comic riff on a page from Drunken Condo Syndrome by Shintaro Kago, here.
Here’s the third page of Shaman Thunder, a twelve-page comic that Josh Burggraf and I collaborated on:
For Shaman Thunder, Josh and I brainstormed the plot, divided it up into a page-by-page outline, and then drew alternating pages. Then, we decided to reorder the first four pages so that it’s two pages of me and then two pages of Josh. We like to be confusing. Shaman Thunder was originally published as a minicomic by the Gold County Paper Mill.
BONUS: Check out Josh and I’s latest project, Drawp Owt, a DIY education in comics.
Here’s the second page of Shaman Thunder, a twelve-page comic that Josh Burggraf and I collaborated on:
For Shaman Thunder, Josh and I brainstormed the plot, divided it up into a page-by-page outline, and then drew alternating pages. Then, we decided to reorder the first four pages so that it’s two pages of me and then two pages of Josh. We like to be confusing. Shaman Thunder was originally published as a minicomic by the Gold County Paper Mill.
Here’s the first page of Shaman Thunder, a twelve-page comic that Josh Burggraf and I collaborated on:
For Shaman Thunder, Josh and I brainstormed the plot, divided it up into a page-by-page outline, and then drew alternating pages. Then, we decided to reorder the first four pages so that it’s two pages of me and then two pages of Josh. We like to be confusing. Shaman Thunder was originally published as a minicomic by the Gold County Paper Mill.
