Yes, but it was cancelled due to several reasons.

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The comic fell through on a business level between 88mph and Disney, according to Gabe Bridwell. (check out some of his great artwork that he did for the series here. ...After seeing these I really wish we could have seen the complete series on the shelves!)

Don't quote me on this, but my personal belief is that the reason the comic never saw the light of the game grid is that it was deemed to be too much of a risk for a franchise that is not a proven moneymaker ( ). Someone, somewhere, probably felt that the money that went into the creation, publication, and distribution of the series would not be recouped, and ultimately be a comic wash.

Yes, Tron has a large fan base, but compare that to the fan base of Star Wars, Star Trek, or any of the other popular comic based on film and TV. And unfortunately I don't think we will see a Manga version of Tron either. ...again - because it's not a proven moneymaker. Star Wars had the huge and solid base to use a springboard to issue Manga... Tron Manga (as cool as it would be0 would be an even larger gamble than what Disney/BVI had originally commissioned 88mph to do.
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Doujinshi might actually be a better route but you know, if they actually did turn it in to a manga, you be attracting two audiences: otaku and Tron fans. If someone like lets say Tokyopop or Viz got at it, it might actually be sucessful.

But then again, doujinshi would be pretty cool.

EDIT: I've been looking at those pages. I must have been reading manga for too long because I started "Reading" the panals the "wrong" way! Lol.

~Kamui.EXE

Well.... I'd have to ask the question if anyone here wants to make a group Doujishi? You know, a team of artists and writers like CLAMP or something.....

~Kamui.EXE

A friend and I did doujinshi (for other series) briefly but we haven't seen each other since high school.. ^^;

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Ronin Warriors, but we got sidetracked and worked on our characters more than drawing the guys.

What are manga and doujinshi? Forgive me for being out of the loop. Are they artistic styles, reminiscent of the Pokemon, Dragonball-Z, etc. characters? If so, I'm afraid I don't really like that style. I was intrigued by "anime" styles about 10 years ago, but I've lost considerable interest in them. Some of the work is beautiful, but it's just not my preferred style. I wouldn't really like it being used for anything Tron related.order abortion pill http://unclejohnsprojects.com/template/default.aspx?morning-after-pill-price where to buy abortion pill

Well, if it just means "whimsical pictures/drawings", then I'm okay with it. I like whimsical artwork. But if it means whimsical pictures/drawings in an "anime" way, then I'm not so down with it

Yeah, I don't dispute the popularity of anime (or whatever it's called these days) and how it's helped bring a large number of stories to life... but I guess I'd just need to see more examples of manga to know what to say.

I like the Tron 2.0 artwork on Gabe Bridwell site, so if that's manga, then I'm down with it. But I'm just not into the anime style, in general, offered up by some Saturday morning cartoons these days, etc. So if that's manga, then I'm not really down with it

I can see anime working well with certain Cartoons and not too well with other cartoons. I guess it all depends on what your preferences are with it.Lets hope that Tron comicbook will come back into the spotlight eventually. We shall see where it will turn to eventually.

Anime has always struck me as cheap. Bugs Bunny and Mickey Mouse may lack in terms of plotline, but at least the animation looks decent. But when you get anime shows in which the producers have budget-cut in every way possible while still having images on the screen, with framerates of 2 fps, long loops of just a few frames instead of actually drawing new material, and shoddy, ugly characters, I can't respect that. Thus I usually stay away from Anime.

Well, I used to. Until I found this site. This is valid art. It's drawn in anime style, but the artist obviously takes her work seriously, and she puts quality into it. Perhaps she is not alone?

And I've seen a few of my friends drawing characters anime-style. Perhaps if it were not for anime's simplified lines, they wouldn't be drawing at all.

So I'm not going to say that all anime is bad. Most, perhaps. But if the artist is willing to actually make the thing look good-- to rise above the vast plane of mediocrity-- I'll respect that. If it appeals to me, I may even become a fan.

Must muse on this.

Tweaker