Black❤Jack, Episode 8: Grand Finale (part 2/?)

J: Episode 0.2, “Project J” - [ENG]

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A comic ends, but another will begin soon. In the meanwhile… please enjoy this last episode and think about what it has been told and showed in these ten pages.

(Also dat Cynthia in lingerie)

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I love the gameplay so far!

Don Towley’s original model sheets for Mickey and Minnie Mouse (1937).

Joe Grant’s storyboards for Disney’s Lady and the Tramp (1955).

To learn more about Joe Grant and the art of storyboarding, check out John Canemaker’s marvelous book, Two Guys Named Joe: Master Animation Storytellers Joe Grant & Joe Ranft.

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Sonic Rift  — Issue 2, Page 07.

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Passion Pictures makes some of the most accomplished animation in the UK, and Disney knows it. The London-based studio, which grew out of the Disney production Who Framed Roger Rabbit in 1987, has already worked on a few shorts for the company, including episodes of Rocket & Groot. So when Disney was looking for a studio to handle its biggest ever animation production in the country – a heritage series based on the 101 Dalmatians franchise – Passion was the obvious choice.

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