Unrelated picture, but twin-tail Rei looks cool
So, Yoshiyuki Sadamoto, renowned for his awesome and unique illustration style closely associated to the Evangelion franchise and notorious for his inability to keep to a monthly serialization schedule, is bringing back Evangelion again according to an announcement in this month’s Young Ace magazine.
I have mixed feelings about this. On one hand, I loved the manga and own all of them. On the other hand, this table of his past record speaks for itself. (Source: 2ch thread)
Where did that post image come from?
We should just be glad that he’s willing to finish it before we all die of old age. :V
Kuro: I have no idea actually. I found it on my HDD.
well, if it helps, if you plot a graph based on the motivation level, besides the anomalous year that was 2009, it seems that the manga would be released far more often in the coming years, including this one
@King – I agree. He’s too slow. But I love this stuff!
It is weird how a cartoon image can elicit so much emotion.
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Professional Manga Artist Some do, but software and digital methods have been adopted by many (just as in the US) due to the increased speed and greater flexibility of the digital software methods (and it’s considerably cheaper). Quite a few of American comic writers have had their handwriting digitally converted to digital fonts even.
A lot of new comic artists or hobbyists will use the old paper methods but if once they start going professional and work with established companies they’re going to have a lot of pressure to adopt digital methods. If you’re starting out, I strongly suggest you try to learn to work digitally. It’s cheaper than constantly buying supplies, faster, you can correct mistakes easier (Undo!) and you’ll be able to produce your comics in a lot less time.