(4) the 45 Minute Page

I was settled in at this point and comfortable with the cutting of corners as long as I could keep pumping the pages out in under an hour.

The biggest cop-out was having no actual dialogue. If you can comprehend the gibberish that they're saying I feel great pity for you, truly.

The plan was to attach a number to each dialogue balloon and then reveal at the end of the story by way of a transcript that, instead of two monsters squaring off, it's really a couple of kids playing an RPG (complete with dorky ten-sided dice). For that I just typed it all up. To draw the lettering would've ended me and my right, drawing hand.

I just gave away the ending! That's okay, this isn't "the Sixth Sense" or "Glitter"...