| It didn't really show up after I shrunk the drawing down, but the machine on the right is manufactured by Shrovis. I guess this is probably before Shrovis merged with Bishopthorpe, and long before Shrovis-Bishopthorpe began making fine men's computing machines in 1983. But maybe...This is a men's computing machine? It doesn't look like one, but WHO KNOWS what it might be, huh? I'm trying not to use a lot of comics tropes in here, like when I do action scenes I try to convey what's going on without any movement lines or anything. At times I can't resist a good "WHAM" in a gaudy art nouveau typeface, but that's just because it's such a funny way to write out those words like "WHAM" and "POW" that belong to that group of words with the name I can't even come close enough to to get it in my spellcheck suggestions. Beyond that, I don't have much to say other than that for a guy who hates designing big bulky machines, I sure do spend a lot of time making science fiction and steampunk stories. |
