This was purely a character development moment for both Rich and Lee. Namely, how they refuse to let a “dame” get in the way of their plans.
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Trouble is My Business Part 5 (Page 7)
Trust me, a girl can always tell when something is up!
Trouble is My Business Part 5 (Page 6)
Will this poor girl ever get a break?
Trouble is My Business Part 4 (Page 16)
Lee’s lessons in customer service 101.
Trouble is My Business Part 4 (Page 14)
As we all know. Timing is everything.
Trouble is My Business Part 4 (Page 13)
I really like the character of Rich, he is a good supporting character for Lee. I find it interesting that as I’ve added more characters to the story, how much more detailed each one gets, although I’ve made a conscious decision not to draw them realistically, some of it still creeps into the work.
Trouble is My Business Part 4 (Page 12)
Things go smoothly with a girl and Lee? Unheard of!
I had a lot of fun designing the books this time around, although in retrospect I would have liked to have a little something going on in the background. I blame Maurice Sendak for that, I have always been influenced by how he always had a whole different story going on in the backgrounds of his books and have incorporated that idea in otherwise boring backgrounds that I’ve had to draw.
Trouble is My Business Part 4 (Page 11)
Could this girl be……the one? Tune in next week to find out!
Trouble is My Business Part 4 (Page 10)
Ah…old comics. In as much as Lee is awkward in this scene, so is the artwork. At any rate as I mentioned earlier, this scene is meant to establish how Lee interacts with the fairer sex.
Trouble is My Business Part 4 (Page 9)
Enter the romantic interest. I initially introduced this girl because I wanted to show how Lee interacts with the ladies. I won’t go into too much depth here yet suffice to say that she is used to help develop Lee’s character.