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Post by Mambo's Here! Look Busy! on Jul 10, 2004 0:46:22 GMT
This may be a dumbass question that has been answered before and I realise I may be opening myself up to some serious newbie bashing, but do the artists and writers of the original STC know about and have seen the online version? If so, what do they think of it?
Surely they must be proud that their work has affected some young people so much that they continue the comic after it had been pulled out of print? And to such an faithful extent!
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Post by supersonicjim on Jul 10, 2004 0:52:44 GMT
yea h I think so,
i remember Ed saying how one of the fellas was giving him advice or something.
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Post by ChaosX3 on Jul 10, 2004 0:58:53 GMT
Aye aye, Richard Elson and Ed had a long discusion over last Christmas' issue. Richard Elson was then added to the credits. And I know Nigel Kitching posts a lot on the StC Mailing List.
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Post by Admin Droid on Jul 10, 2004 1:40:43 GMT
Well, the discussion on that front was about 'RBR', although I can't remember now if this was in its Sonic or Tails incarnation.
Anyway, yes, a lot of the creative staff have been very helpful. If you've been reading Speedlines, you'll have noticed Nigel Kitching, Nigel Dobbyn, Roberto Corona and Richard Elson sharing some comments and anecdotes.
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Post by mobiusman on Jul 10, 2004 10:33:54 GMT
Good old Original STC staff.  |
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Post by Tom on Jul 10, 2004 11:11:16 GMT
All the STC creators the comic got in touch with have been real stars. Richard Elson in particular has supported the project from day one.
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