A Quadra-Blu Comeback?

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  • #96864
    crisshapes
    Participant

    YES, PLEASE!!!!!!

    I’ve been waiting for YEARS such good news!!!!!!!!!!!

    Just can’t wait!

    Cris

    :woohoo:

    #96868
    Paul Schilling
    Participant

    :woohoo: It’s about time :woohoo:

    Last time I saw Electra was in the pages of Muscular Development and the back a few pounds. Se had just started getting into the world of fitness and out of bodybuilding. πŸ™‚

    #96870
    Paul Schilling
    Participant

    CDR wrote:

    Suggest him an online version!!!
    Buying comics trough snail mail is a pain in the a** but PDF versions sell worldwide!
    Count me in for supporting him.
    We need more superheroines with actual MUSCLE!

    CDR

    P.S:
    Oh. You DID suggested an online version…
    My bad πŸ˜†

    Do you not have a local comic book store in your area, online versions are fine, but computers can crash, always back -up my friend with a paper copy πŸ˜‰

    #96879
    Debido-San
    Participant

    I’d be totally interested! It’d be nice to have some sort of webcomic regularly featuring female muscle again…dammit and now I remember how much I miss Polymer City Chronicles.

    #96881
    Robert McNay
    Participant

    Could definitely go for that comic. I still have the fold-out poster of Quadra the magazine did.

    #96885
    sacul
    Participant

    yeah i wouldn’t mind her coming back as well, i remember i grew up with comics books and i remember her being the most ‘different’ of all the heroines.

    #96886
    CK
    Participant

    Roadblock1 wrote:

    CDR wrote:

    Suggest him an online version!!!
    Buying comics trough snail mail is a pain in the a** but PDF versions sell worldwide!
    Count me in for supporting him.
    We need more superheroines with actual MUSCLE!

    CDR

    P.S:
    Oh. You DID suggested an online version…
    My bad πŸ˜†

    Do you not have a local comic book store in your area, online versions are fine, but computers can crash, always back -up my friend with a paper copy πŸ˜‰

    That assumes local comic stores will be able to get it, unless the print run/expected sales will be high enough the existing distributors won’t touch it and it becomes almost impossible for most comic book stores in North America to order it, let alone those overseas.

    If we’re reduced to getting one-off copies shipped from the artist/writer, then it becomes even more expensive and slow for those of us overseas. Admittedly print only is the best way to raise the bar against easy pirating, but online version would likely be the tipping point for me.

    CK (who also love the endless paranoia over if shipping is being slow or if customs have decided to take a closer look too…)
    http://cyckath.deviantart.com/

    #96888
    AlexG
    Keymaster

    CptMatt wrote:

    Could definitely go for that comic. I still have the fold-out poster of Quadra the magazine did.

    Complete w/ her personal stats . . . πŸ˜‰ B)

    β€œI like a good story well told. That is the reason I am sometimes forced to tell them myself.”
    ~ Mark Twain / Samuel Clemens (1907)

    #96889
    phenoms
    Participant

    Lyman, bring it back. There should be the fan base to support it. And remember, however many of us reply, also watch the thread views counter to help account for the silent majority of “lurkers”. Just because so many of them never vocalize, doesn’t mean they aren’t interested.

    Perhaps you could create a single comic page or image to test interest level. Or even if you just have some old ruff sketches, etc. then see how many hits the image gets.

    BTW, his website is: http://www.lymandally.com/ Go show some love people. πŸ˜‰

    My Deviant Art Page (old stuff):
    phenoms.deviantart.com

    My Booru Gallery (new stuff):
    phenoms.booru.org

    Also
    www.thevalkyrie.com/picthumb/p/phenoms/index00.htm
    www.thevalkyrie.com/picthumb/p/phenom_fett/index00.htm

    #96893
    Tonus
    Participant

    Man, I remember reading those back then, when I bought the magazines as an art reference. MD was the one I made sure to pick up regularly, and it was entirely due to the Max Rep comic. Great work, and it’s held up well over the years as I see the samples you posted.

    It would be great if he were to produce new stories.

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