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page 2 with the new guy and welcome to his neurosis.
ID: A comic page following Trill the magpie as he inspects a weird looking strawberry and gets just way too into inspecting the rest of the berries at a fruit stand. The fruit seller clears his throat and asks, "You plannin' to grope my berries all day, Blue?" while looking down at Trill, who has now rearranged the boxes of berries, still holding the first one.
Amazing Spider-man #145. Art by John Romita Sr and Gil Kane. Published March 11, 1975.
ID: A comic page. Solomon grips his notebook, reading over the note he'd written earlier that day with Silence's phone number, 217-7494, and a note to meet near the farmer's market at 10AM and bring his notebook.
The scene ends with an abrupt transition and now we meet Trill, a magpie man with a bandaged beak who is out shopping at the market. He picks up a messed up looking fasciated strawberry and considers it with some irritation. [end ID]
well, i guess here's more of my gay little webcomic in spite of everything. today we finally start to meet Trill.
oh, looks like solomon's got an admirer.
ID: A three panel comic page, in which Trill the magpie talks with the fruit seller using sign language; he asks if the fruit is contaminated, and the seller responds "With what? My produce is plenty clean." As this conversation is going on, we see Solomon entering the scene, staring at a torn out notebook page as he walks and paying little attention when Trill suddenly locks onto him, noticing him from across the market. As he's grabbing his purchase of fruits, Trill stares at Solomon, who seems to have an aura coming off of him.
I'm thinking of leaning more towards a novelization style of alt text, which would result in me having to redo what i've done thus far--but which I think might be more enjoyable. any thoughts?
ID: A comic page in red with dark blue lines. Kneeling on the floor, Solomon the cardinal rips his oversized suit jacket off and throws it at the bed, shaking in frustration. He looks over at the comics box where he's been hiding his secret notes.
ID: 3 panel comic page of a scene transition. The first panel shows Solomon the cardinal and his mother Tova standing up and walking back towards the chapel together in a simple line-only drawing, the red color of those lines then bleeding into the next scene. The bottom panels show Solomon returning to his bedroom, slamming the door behind himself and immediately collapsing to the floor with a fwump.
unbelievably, a 2nd page within 2 weeks, i'm truly on fire now.
Superman #344.
Cover by José Luis García-López.
Published December 1979.
whoa, two weeks in a row of updates, impressive.
ID: Three panel comic page in which Solomon the cardinal talks with his mother Tova in front of the church. He is visibly troubled and uncomfortable during the conversation. Solomon: "So you know? You know about the magic." Tova: "…Magic? Honey, what do you mean? Ginny was a little complicated. Maybe she wasn't always the best. But she certainly never did any magic." Solomon: "But you said…" Tova: "I thought you were talking about the fight, hon." Solomon: "Fight?" Tova: "With your father."
