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Published: 2010-05-26 09:58:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 13791; Favourites: 169; Downloads: 0
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Here's some more original work. This is Fallout, a character for a comic project I've been working on a VERY long time (which with any luck will be getting off the ground this Summer).Fallout is copyright Paul Hanley, 2007.
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Amazing stuff did this get off the ground in the end?
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Wow! Looking good there, Fallout. 
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Can't say too much without giving away the story, but I'd say he's more of a "living weapon" than a "super soldier". You've hit the nail on the head that he's a human consciousness in a robot body (how'd ya guess that???), but his doing that leads to some very unexpected consequences.
And glad ya like it, btw.
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Ah, of course. Ha, I dunno... just a lucky guess, I guess. 
Of course. 
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I'll definitely be crowing about it when the book's out. Right now we're just putting the "pitch packet" together for publishers- so it's not gonna be out this year. Early next pssibly, if things go well.
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Well, I hope things do go well. Good luck!
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Have things gone well?
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I don't know why, he still creeps me out!
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Nice work!
I can assume from the USAF that he's American but a Soviet counterpart with a high collared overcoat would look the bo**ocks!
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Oddly enough, the fact that he doesn't have a Russian counterpart is very much a plot point of the story- though I agree a Soviet version with lots of cyrillic biohazard warnings and what not would look pretty bitchin' (I actually based his face on a Warsaw Pact-issue gas mask). However, the main character is an ass-kicking Russian super spy- so there's plenty of Soviet nuttiness elsewhere in the book.
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Make a soviet version just for the sake of it
Anyway, very nice job, you must have patience to be able to draw all those details, in your place I'd have thrown my computer away before finishing it...
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Computer? Hey, I draw these on a drafting table in pen and ink, man!
But yeah, blueprint-style designs like this are really time consuming b/c they have to "work" in 3-dimensions. There's another design I did for this story (which I can't upload until it's published) that was even more complicated b/c it had a sort of "transforming" function that actually had to work. By the time I was finished I was halfway wondering if I should patent the damn thing.
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Oh... My god... I am now, officially, your biggest fan...
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Sounds great!
I love your Doctor Who stuff BTW.
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Thanks! Original work's been taking up most of my time lately, but I do have another big Who piece on the way- stay tuned.
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