I don't remember that interview at all. It seems accurate though.

Weird.

Wow! That's looking very cool! I love the dark, moodyness of it!
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Dialog?

There's supposed to be dialog?!



I better get to work!

Sweet..I never really thought about how freaked out Jet's psychology would be after that experience. Silly of me really.

Jademz Wrote:I'm wondering how jet becomes a soap opera, while maintaining his alghorythymic balance. What in a computer could make a user worry, if he's the one with dominion over the computer world.. I may be alone in this one, but, a computer, if anything would enhance the brain, and make it more unrealistically powerful. I just dont draw parallels into mental incompetence. there. What could make the MCP understand he's not the boss, if people didn't jump his ass?

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TheReelTodd Wrote:I had a chance to read the article today. It sounds very interesting actually. It's kind of cliché - the premise of techno-wizard abandoning all technology because of whatever bad experience. They did that in War Games and a bunch of other sci-fi films. But the whole what does being digitized do to the human psyche thing is a really cool play on it. It gives the old cliché a new spin and makes it interesting and with purpose. My interest has increased, knowing this new spin on it. But that's about all I want to know. I really don't care to know much about a show or film... or comic, before I read it. I like to see the story unfold in front of me, not knowing what's around the next corner. Cool premise though. Very nice touch, lurkinghorror.

Personally, I can't wait to get my hands on the comic. And this comes from a woman that isn't really into comics. But hay, it's Tron.

Kamui Wrote:[quote Eh...? What comics were you trying to read if you don't mind me asking? ~Kamui.EXE

Heh. I meant that while comics in general don't interest me, I'm really looking forward to the Tron comic, because it involves well, the Tron movie. And I've, probably along with the rest of the people who go here, have been waiting a very, very, very long time for anything concerning the Tron universe to come to market, so to speak.

Anyway, I think I once posted that I didn't like the new digitized/real world Jet look. But after reading the synopsis in the article posted earlier, I think the more grim Jet fits. He's no longer the relatively niave person he was.

Boingo_Buzzard Wrote:Nevermind. I was under Kirinke's name when I typed this in... I was curious if it would post under that name or mine.... it went under mine

*Looks around to see if the mods are looking and whaps him upside the head.

Heh. That bug thing still striking bad?

Hmm. Wonder how Flynn coped with being back into the real world? From the movie, it looked like he coped fairly well, but looks can be deceiving.
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The print output is one reason they are affordable. Comics are mass printed in huge amounts so it doesn't cost as much. It's cheaper to mass print than in small amounts in the business world cause of the print technology used. Course price also depends on the type of paper used, number of ink colors printed, as well as number of pages that each issue will have.

Those huge industrial print machines are amazing.

I understand the printing aspect of things. I helped make a brochure for a company and by the time it came down to printing, it made little difference (cost of project-wise) whether we printed 2000 or 5000, or whatever. Same w/ business cards.

Most of the development cost of a comicbook, I'd imagine, is in the artwork, story, etc.

I realize comics used to be $.05 or $.25 or whatever... but they were often on newsprint and, to me, don't really compare to some of the high-color, seemingly nice quality paper (in comparison) comics of today.

The small production costs of printing is not why they're so cheap. How much does it cost to actually write songs to a CD for distribution once you get that far along in a music project? Cheap. Yet CDs can cost $17-$20 for the consumer. How much does it cost Microsoft to actually transfer data to a CD? Yet they charge hundreds or thousands for their software.

These types of things are what I compare comicbooks to. If done well, with great artwork and a good story, I see no reason why comicbooks should be so cheap. The artists and designers of the comic should get paid if their product is good. Heck, I think a TV Guide costs a few dollars these days, when I remember it being like $.25 or $.50.

So if it would cost me $5 or $10 to get a nice quality comicbook product, or even $15 or $20, depending on the quality and size of the print, etc., then I see no problem with this.