So this book should feature both story and art that is rarely ever seen in comics, and the 3-D component is actually something germaine to the story, not an effect just for the sake of it. More details will follow, but for now, here's a look at the original color pages and the 3-D effects Ray added (made much more impressive when viewed through 3-D glasses, of course).




2 comments:
Simply brilliant.
The art looks fantastic!
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