Welcome to Throw Back Thursday on the Isaac & Lee website! Having created this comic for over ten years it can be confusing for those just being introduced to the comic. So every Thursday I’ll be posting a link (click
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Tag: issue #1
Isaac & Lee: The Beginning : Part 3
My goal with Isaac & Lee was to simply make a comic book, working on developing the production and printing process, unfortunately art and story were the afterthought and I tried to keep the initial story fairly simple because I
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Isaac & Lee: The Beginning : Part 2
My process back then was to do thumbnails and then to pencil and ink each panel on a separate page. Then, as you can see below, I would paste them on to a page manually in order to create the
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Isaac & Lee: The Beginning
Well, here you have it. The first thumbnails of Isaac & Lee #1: Isaac & Lee was the first mini comic that I self-published. I had no idea what the process was for creating a comic, not really. The only knowledge
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Isaac & Lee 2017
Hello everyone! Sorry I’m late, this was a complete mess up with my scheduling app. But I should be back on track! Next week I’m going to start posting old roughs of Isaac & Lee, starting at the beginning! I’ll
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Issue #3 also, Before and After: The Cover Edition
The very top cover is the original cover for issue #3 but over the years, I decided to give the books a bit of a facelift.
Trouble is My Business (page 14)
We finally come to the end of the first issue and the beginning of the adventure. I remember having such a time with trying to figure out the logistics of turning on car lights effectively. At the time, I was
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Trouble is My Business (page 13)
Lee says goodnight and we’re left with Isaac who sits for a bit. We see a little bit more character development as he whips out a notepad and begins making notes. What is he writing? I don’t know if we
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Trouble is My Business (page 12)
Wheee! Did I say that the conversation was wrapped up in the last page? Oh no, not yet. As per Isaac and Lee, they go over the top with everything, including weird philosophical debates. Well, this whole first
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Trouble is My Business (page 11)
Not much to say here that hasn’t already been mentioned. Wrapping up the conversation basically. I understand director’s commentary tracks so much more now. Sometimes you just don’t have a lot to say about a scene.